… and impeccable assessment and treatment of pain and other problems, physical, psychosocial,
and spiritual. … Terminal care protocols including hospice or a palliative care approach. …

… 37 If patients with brain metastases are not treated, neurologic deterioration occurs quickly.
39 There are four methods currently available to treat patients with metastatic lung cancer to …

… to provide the best care for patients with life-threatening illnesses. Like palliative medicine,
rehabilitation also uses an interdisciplinary approach to treating patients with chronic illnesses…

… Studies suggest that the WHO guidelines are generally effective, with 69–100% of patients
achieving ‘adequate analgesia’.A number of strategies are available to treat patients with …

… treat a patient's severe pain or dysbad palliative care, but do not constitute es- pnea may
cause drowsiness and reduced insential parts of a definition. They seem to im- take of food and …

… palliative care for patients who have progressive disease is anachronistic. New models of
patient care… , integrate disease-specific treatments with palliative care and rehabilitation. These …

… patients’ readiness to accept palliative care and a vision of palliative care shared by the
patient … Whereas two decades ago palliative care was mainly confined to the treatment of pain …

… Introduction Care of terminally ill patients and their families places many difficult demands
on the health services.' Palliative treatment of such patients has grown rapidly in the past …

… -directed therapy, and care delivery that matches the patients’ preferences. This review …
initiation of palliative care in patients with advanced cancer and ongoing barriers to care in …

… patients with access to palliative care according to tumor type. We found significant differences
in palliative care … We found significant differences in palliative care access by tumor type (…