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…ive care (0.62% vs 0.24%, p=0.002; 0.38% vs 0.09%, p<0.001) and palliative care for heart failure (0.59% vs 0.09%, p<0.001; 0.33% vs 0.05%, p<0…

…pared with age-matched decedents not receiving palliative care, palliative care recipients were more likely to live in lower-income neighbourho…

…ials and guidelines collectively advocate for early, concurrent palliative care, delivered by interdisciplinary teams with primary palliative c…

…dings will be disseminated as an abstract for presentation at a palliative care conference and a manuscript for publication in a peer-reviewed …

…ged from low to moderate based on the GRADE approach.Conclusion Palliative care can enhance the quality of life, alleviate anxiety and depressi…

… the use and characteristics of these instruments in ambulatory palliative care settings within LMICs remain poorly understood. This systematic…

…ies—such as pain management and symptom control—that align with palliative care needs. This article aims to: (1) highlight the palliative care …

…of life presents various bioethical challenges, especially when palliative care is the therapeutic option. The hospital environment for palliat…

…ependent predictor of short-term mortality in older, non-cancer palliative care patients. TMT may serve as a practical and reliable tool for pr…

…plore the implementation, feasibility and acceptability of home palliative care in patients with ESLD and healthcare professionals. We also aim…

…adequate support is available, but limited access to home-based palliative care drives progressive institutionalisation.…

…ing disability (PWLD) are living longer with a greater need for palliative care. Research has identified that people with a learning disability…