… SLP membership of palliative care … palliative care literature to define a role for rehabilitation
and the transition from supportive to palliative rehabilitation and closing episodes of care…

… palliative care nurses and dying patients collaboratively form symbiotic and reciprocal
relationship through enactment of psychosocial care in … the doing of psychosocial care in terms of ‘…

… of specialist palliative care nursing practice in an … palliative care nursing. This article
explores one key domain of specialist palliative care nursing practice – therapeutic relationships – …

… behaviours, physical/emotional symptoms, and quality of life define the therapeutic relationship
between the palliative care nurse and the patient with a life-threatening illness. The first …

… relationship, therapeutic relationship, connected relationship and … relationship in the context
of palliative care. The paper specifically focuses on several dimensions of this relationship, …

… the therapeutic relationship in the delivery of palliative care is well recognised. Little has been
published on the nature or quality of relationships … in providing palliative care to this group. …

… lives, active listening and empathy have therapeutic value in and of themselves. … palliative
care. Because there are few rigorous outcome studies of communication about palliative care, …

… Palliative care nurses experienced both effective and ineffective interpersonal communication,
the building of therapeutic relationships with dying patients and attempting to control …

… two types of therapeutic interaction with the palliative care nurses. The first was a personal
interaction, and the second a professional interaction, which were therapeutic in different ways…

… and artists, and can create a therapeutic relationship between them. Artists provide unique
perspectives and contribute to care paradigms when integrated with the palliative team. …