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Continuity of care is a fundamental principle in primary care. It responds to the integration and collaboration principle between different health-care services. At the organizational level, continuity of care is the provision of services included in a ma... see more

This study aims to define the content, interpretation and understanding of palliative care / medicine in the context of the development of modern biomedicine with the priority of the role of protection and respect for human rights, while&nb... see more

Perinatal palliative care (PNPC) is an emerging field that aims to improve the quality of life of families affected by an antenatal diagnosis incompatible with long-term survival through a specialized, multidisciplinary approach and holistic and emotional... see more

Little is known about the role of pediatric palliative care (PPC) programs in providing support for home compassionate extubation (HCE) when families choose to spend their child’s end of life at home. Two cases are presented that highlight the ways in whi... see more

The majority of cancer deaths in countries such as Australia are predictable and most likely to occur in hospital. Despite this, hospitals remain challenged by providing the best care for this fragile cohort, often believing that care with palliative inte... see more

Introduction: People approaching the end of life are extremely vulnerable and need special protection, not only through professional codes of conduct but also legislation. Palliative and End of Life Care (P&EOLC) is recognised under international human ri... see more

A contemporary view of death is characterized by a sequence of uncertain and difficult questions arising from the clinical context, out of the legal and bioethical domains of taking difficult existential decisions related to the last moments of human life... see more

The objective of this study was to describe the experience of caring for individuals at the end of life by five nurses working in curative care units. Semi-structured interviews were conducted to gain a better understanding of the meaning nurses give to t... see more

Objective. To identify perceived barriers, supports andchanges needed to improve end-of-life care (EOLC) in theintensive care unit (ICU) and to compare physicians’ perceptionswith those of nurses. Methods. We conducted a surveyof critical care physicians ... see more

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