Palliative care is a multidisciplinary approach to symptom management, psychosocial
support, and assistance in treatment decision-making for patients with serious illness and …

Background: No systematic meta-analysis is available on the prevalence of cancer patients'
accurate prognostic awareness and differences in accurate prognostic awareness by …

Background: Patients with heart failure have significant symptom burden, care needs, and
often a progressive course to end-stage disease. Palliative care referrals may be helpful but …

Purpose: Hospitalized patients with advanced cancer have a high symptom burden and
need for support. Integration of palliative care (PC) improves symptom control and …

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Importance Machine-learning algorithms offer better predictive accuracy than traditional
prognostic models but are too complex and opaque for clinical use. Objective To compare …

Despite increasing data to support pediatric palliative care (PPC) as an integral component
of high‐quality care for children with life‐threatening conditions and their families, timely …

Patients with advanced cancer experience a significant burden of physical symptoms and
psychological distress at the end of life, and many elect to receive aggressive cancer …

Objectives Several delivery models of palliative care are currently available: hospital-based,
outpatient-based, home-based, nursing home-based, and hospice-based. Weighing the …

Opinion Statement In the advanced cancer setting, patients, families, and clinicians are often
confronted with an uncertain future regarding treatment outcomes and survival. Greater …