The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated remote cancer care delivery via the internet and
telephone, rapidly accelerating an already growing care delivery model and associated …

The realist review/synthesis has become an increasingly prominent methodological
approach to evidence synthesis that can inform policy and practice. While there are …

Background: Worldwide, around 21 million children would benefit from palliative care and
over 7 million babies and children die each year. Whilst provision of paediatric palliative …

Introduction Despite continuously growing, palliative care in Thailand still needs further
development. Many family physicians provide various levels of palliative care. However …

Objective This study examined whether service members and their families engage in
communication with their primary care managers (PCMs) regarding their losses and to what …

Purpose In end-of-life cancer care, 10–20% of bereaved family members experience
adverse mental health effects, including prolonged grief disorder. Despite great efforts …

Purpose Prior research has shown that the majority of those bereaved by suicide express a
need for mental health care services. However, there is a lack of knowledge about these …

Aims To investigate the level of adoption of evidence‐based family engagement and support
during end‐of‐life cancer care and subsequent bereavement and its contextual facilitators …

Objectives Bereaved older adults often experience health complications, yet receive limited
support in primary care settings. This research explored general practice staff's exposure to …

General practitioners (GPs) are well positioned to support patients during their grieving
process. This study investigated patients' experiences and expectations of their GP's role …