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for anyone diagnosed with a life threatening illness regardless of life expectancy(passive) can be designedPalliative care treatment
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Poor integration between community and hospitalsleadingto poor palliative care
drugs for paincan causepatients in palliative care
His physical shape ... pale complexionresultedin need of palliative care
preferencescontributeto palliative - oriented care
ableto influenceto take up palliative care
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Article Factorsinfluencingprovision of palliative care
Factorsinfluencingprovision of palliative care
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ableto influencepatient care and palliative care
the treatment of intractable hiccoughs and paincan resultfrom restlessness during palliative care
intractable hiccoughs and paincan resultfrom restlessness during palliative care
the patient 's medical condition and reasonsleadingto the initiation of palliative care
to help families navigate a confusing and heartbreaking situation(passive) is designedPerinatal palliative care
to help families through an often confusing and heartbreaking diagnosis , and to help them cope with the challenges of expecting a newborn with a potentially fatal illness(passive) is designedPerinatal palliative care
Physicians face uncertainty when predicting death in heart failure ( HFleadingto underutilisation of palliative care
to maximize the quality of life for patients with advanced or life - limiting illness(passive) is designedPalliative care
to provide clinical and spiritual support to both the resident and the resident family not only in the final days of life(passive) is designedPalliative Care
for those with a life limiting illness to help relieve symptoms(passive) is designedPalliative care
to help patients and families facing a life - threatening illness(passive) is designedPalliative care
to improve the quality of life of patients with a serious illness and their families(passive) is designedPalliative care
to improve the quality of life for patients with a serious illness and their families(passive) is designedPalliative care
to support patients and families in their journey through any serious illness(passive) is designedPalliative care
to ensure the highest quality of life and care for people with a life - limiting illness(passive) is designedPalliative care
for patients facing terminal illness(passive) is ... designedpalliative care
to support patients and their families to improve quality of life and help alleviate the pain and symptoms of chronic illness as well as the side effects of treatment(passive) is designedPalliative care
to manage and ease symptoms , reduce pain and stress and increase comfort for patients and their care partners(passive) is designedPalliative care
to relieve suffering and to provide the best possible quality of life for people facing the pain , symptoms , and stresses of serious illness(passive) is designedPalliative care
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Review article Factorsinfluencingpalliative care
to offer relief to patients with cancer through symptom management(passive) is designedPalliative care
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factorsinfluencingpalliative care
to improve the quality of life of patients and their families(passive) is designedPalliative care
to improve the quality of life for patients with serious illness(passive) is designedpalliative care
to relieve pain and suffering of the patient through means of early identification , planning , assessment and treatment(passive) is designedPalliative care
only for terminal patients(passive) is ... designedpalliative care
to help focus comfort care(passive) is designedPalliative care
directlyto ... contributedirectly
to different degreesto influenceto different degrees
in critical ethical matterscan resultin critical ethical matters
to the improvement of the quality of life of patients and their families facing the problem of terminal or life - threatening illnessleadsto the improvement of the quality of life of patients and their families facing the problem of terminal or life - threatening illness
to care for the terminally ill patient inis ... designedto care for the terminally ill patient in
to the patient 's deathcontributesto the patient 's death
recoveryto promptrecovery
to its image and public understandingcontributingto its image and public understanding
to provide comfort and quality of life for cancer patients , especially those who are terminally illdesignedto provide comfort and quality of life for cancer patients , especially those who are terminally ill
pain or other health concernscausespain or other health concerns
severe paincausessevere pain
to give supportive care to people in the final phase of a terminal illness and focus on comfort and quality of life , rather than the cure. Hospice caredesignedto give supportive care to people in the final phase of a terminal illness and focus on comfort and quality of life , rather than the cure. Hospice care
that house patients close to end of life(passive) were ... designedthat house patients close to end of life
in less depressionresultedin less depression
to a longer survivalleadsto a longer survival
not to treat an illness but to relieve the pain and suffering of the patient and his or her familydesignednot to treat an illness but to relieve the pain and suffering of the patient and his or her family
for patientssettingfor patients
in : death Drug(sresultedin : death Drug(s
a facility(passive) is designeda facility
interdisciplinary health care(passive) is designedinterdisciplinary health care
multidisciplinary health care(passive) is designedmultidisciplinary health care
to better outcomesleadsto better outcomes
their deathnot intentionally to causetheir death
The information meetings(passive) were led byThe information meetings
family informational and emotional support meetings(passive) led byfamily informational and emotional support meetings
to overall cost savings for health systemsleadsto overall cost savings for health systems
to overall cost savings for health systems due to reductions in the use of emergency health services and hospital admissionsleadsto overall cost savings for health systems due to reductions in the use of emergency health services and hospital admissions
to more appropriate use of hospice and intensive carealso ledto more appropriate use of hospice and intensive care
to improve your quality of life rather than trying to cure or control your illnessis designedto improve your quality of life rather than trying to cure or control your illness
to provide medical , spiritual and psychological care to individuals facing a life limiting illnessdesignedto provide medical , spiritual and psychological care to individuals facing a life limiting illness
to hospice careoften leadsto hospice care
to improve quality for end of life patientsdesigned merelyto improve quality for end of life patients
for patients facing the end of their lifeis ... designedfor patients facing the end of their life
in patients not accessing this holistic care despite its well - established benefits on quality of liferesultingin patients not accessing this holistic care despite its well - established benefits on quality of life
only for terminal patients and is different than hospiceis ... designedonly for terminal patients and is different than hospice
to control or prevent symptoms , rather than curative caredesignedto control or prevent symptoms , rather than curative care
to make patients more comfortableis designedto make patients more comfortable
so that patients have the best possible quality of lifecan be designedso that patients have the best possible quality of life
in the quality of life and deathcontributedin the quality of life and death
to better outcomes for patientsleadsto better outcomes for patients