… evidence about the characteristics of communication about prognosis and end-of-life
care between healthcare professionals and relatives of patients approaching the end-of-life: …

… An end-of-life (EOL) communication … of life near death, and their bereaved caregivers were
less likely to suffer from major depressive episodes.2 In addition, promoting communication …

… A; Canadian Researchers at the End-of-Life Network (… near the end of life: impact on
satisfaction with end-of-life … near the end of life: impact on satisfaction with end-of-life care. …

… ability to evaluate how and when to communicate appropriately with those at the end-of-life …
termine if nursing students’ communication skills, attitudes towards dying patients, emotional …

Aim: Culture is becoming increasingly important in relation to end of life (EoL) care in a
context of globalization, migration and European integration. We explore and compare socio-…

… I think it's really mainly about communication, and how to deal with difficult questions that
people, or challenging questions that patients and families, sometimes pose around spirituality …

… ; and the preservation of the intimacy and communication that is essential to palliative care.
… We found that adjustments for communication by video were critical, in line with the reported …

… avoid the problem of cancer cachexia because of difficulties in communicating its complex
and … Poor communication by health care professionals may weaken the confidence of patients …

Importance Although hospice use is increasing and patients in the US are increasingly dying
at home, racial disparities in treatment intensity at the end of life, including hospice use, …

… Specific attention could be given to such areas patient-health professional communication,
misconceptions and biases towards death and dying, and comfort in caring for the dying in …