… levels of psychological care in specialist palliative care. What is psychological care? …
services to specialist palliative care. It offers a conceptual model to help categorise psychological …

… It is clear that the core expertise of specialist palliative care, in providing leadership,
compassionate wisdom, and clinical skill would serve our populations well as we face the COVID-19 …

… , the need for access to high quality palliative care at the end of life is … care-givers, and
economic hardship. They may respond well to the expertise offered by specialist palliative care (…

… specialist palliative care services to patients with noncancer diagnoses is being replaced by
the recognition that such an extension of specialist palliative care … of palliative care patients …

… the palliative care needs of a population). For the measurement of palliative care coverage,
we used European Association for Palliative Care White Paper recommendations: one home …

… who have undergone specialist training in palliative care and who are members of a
specialist palliative care team (including specialists in palliative medicine and palliative nursing). …

… Adding weekly teleconsultations to usual palliative care leads to worse reported … care model
for teleconsultations used in this trial, and the already high level of specialist palliative care …

… For example, this study demonstrated that the specialist palliative care team was associated
with a reduced total number of inpatient hospital days and palliative care unit days across …

… We used the directory of palliative care services of a charitable organization to which most
UK services belong (Help the Hospices), 21 to identify specialist palliative care services for …

… Our pooled analysis of 11 specialist palliative care team interventions strongly suggests that
exposure to a palliative care specialist team compared with usual care significantly reduces …