Concerns have been raised about the quality of life and health care received by cancer
patients at the end of life (EOL). Many patients die with pain and other distressing symptoms …

Context Patients frequently rely on religious faith to cope with cancer, but little is known
about the associations between religious coping and the use of intensive life-prolonging …

Purpose Black patients are more likely than white patients to receive life-prolonging care
near death. This study examined predictors of intensive end-of-life (EOL) care for black and …

OBJECTIVES: To examine racial and ethnic variation in use of hospice and high‐intensity
care in patients with terminal illness. DESIGN: Retrospective, secondary data analysis …

Latinos account for 15% of the US population, a proportion projected to grow to 30% by the
year 2050. Although there is tremendous diversity within this community, commonalities of …

Background: Cultural beliefs and values influence treatment preferences for and
experiences with end-of-life (EOL) care among racial and ethnic groups. Within-group …

Optimal oncology care requires the integration of palliative medicine into oncology care
across the disease trajectory. All patients require screening for palliative care services at the …

In many cases of clinical practice, this prediction capacity based on solid elements may be
key to determine or contraindicate certain therapeutic resources. Such is the case, for …

Il n'est pas facile pour un soignant de trouver la juste position face à un enfant qui peut ou
qui va mourir. Les difficultés cliniques et éthiques sont intimement liées, et inhérentes à cette …

Supplementary online content: Title: Development of a set of process and structure indicators for
palliative care: the Europall project Manuscript ID: 2050296145621786 Overview Page Appendix …