… Occupational therapists who work in palliative care are frequently exposed to the experience
of death and dying. Previous occupational therapy research has offered insight into factors …

… These are the guiding spirits of my narrative practice in palliative care and bereavement
work. In my therapeutic work in Hospice, if the person I am speaking with is meeting great …

… -language pathology (SLP) therapy intervention in dysphagia with a focus on palliative
care … with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis undergoing SLP therapy outpatient follow-up. The …

… These often complex situations necessitate early integration of palliative care both by the
primary carers and specialist palliative care teams. As carer burden is high in brain tumor …

… of the patients reported by speech therapists in palliative care are associated with the lack
of … Student-reported attitudes during an interprofessional palliative care learning experience: …

… When the speech-language pathologist is working with a patient who needs palliative care,
the pathologist’s job is to ensure that the patient can effectively communicate their needs and …

… Ethical issues arise daily in the delivery of palliative care. Despite much (largely theoretical)
literature, evidence from specialist palliative care practitioners about day-to-day ethical …

… Family therapy in palliative care requires a model that is focused and time-limited.
Therapists struggled to achieve a balance between maintaining a focus, while acknowledging …

… For someone in this position the term palliative care may not be strictly appropriate since it
refers to care provided when illness cannot be cured. The work of art therapists described in …

… therapists working in the field of palliative care should be more open to acknowledging their
own needs and feelings of loss when clients die. A review of the art therapy … an art therapist …