… palliative care at home depends on close collaboration and dialogue between the patient,
family, home care … transfer patients with terminal disease to their homes. A good start for the …

… of telehealth for patients in palliative home care. Consequently, … of telehealth for patients in
palliative home care. The specific … patients’ experiences of the use of telehealth in palliative …

… indicate that palliative home care enables more terminally ill consenting patients, who were
… their last days at home with relatives; PHCTs would permit for these patients to reduce the …

… Teams were sometimes based from hospitals or from hospices or palliative care centres (both
inpatient and home care). Some of the studies included specialists in palliative care, some …

… Bainbridge D, Bryant D, Seow H: Capturing the palliative home care experience from bereaved
caregivers through qualitative survey data: Toward informing quality improvement. J Pain …

… benefit of palliative home care teams (PHCTs) is that they enable patients to remain at home
for longer, by controlling symptoms and other problems and supporting the patient, family …

… Other studies corroborate our finding that family caregivers of palliative patients in home-based
care suffer greatly from psychological distress [2, 7, 24, 27]. Routines in the home …

… units in nursing homes and home care. Length of experience … patients in hospice inpatient
care and palliative units in nursing homes than for patients in hospice day care and home care…

… of patients referred to a department of palliative care or to specialized palliative home care
teams … after effective palliative care symptom treatment over a period of time. Although many …

… and age, sex, marital status, education, cancer site and provision of palliative home care (PHC).
The proportion of home deaths significantly increased from 27.9% (1986) to 33.0% (1990…