Objective The palliative journey can be emotionally stressful for both patients with advanced
cancer and their families. Psychological resilience is crucial in aiding with patients' …

Adult and pediatric palliative care (PC) share common aims and ethical principles but differ
in many organizational and practical aspects. The aim of this narrative review is to analyze …

Background: Communication about palliative care is a complex task frequently delayed until
otherwise unavoidable. There is a need for discussion of palliative care to be viewed as a …

Home is frequently idealised as the preferred location for end‐of‐life care, while in‐patient
hospital care is viewed with suspicion and fear. Yet many people with a terminal illness …

This book is a critical response to a range of problems–some theoretical, others empirical–
that shape questions surrounding the lived experience of suffering. It explores how moral …

Transitions to palliative care can involve a shift in philosophy from life-prolonging to life-
enhancing care. People living with a life-limiting illness will often receive palliative care …

Hope can carry considerable allure for people facing imminent mortality and for those who
care for them. Yet, how hope is variously and relationally (re) produced within end-of-life …

Objective: Experiences of bereavement can be stressful and are frequently complicated by
emotional, familial, and financial issues. Some—though not all—caregivers may benefit from …

Resumen GRIEBELER CORDEIRO, Franciele Roberta et al. Definitions for “palliative
care”,“end-of-life” and “terminally ill” in oncology: a sco** review. Enfermería …

An inevitable and universal experience, dying is experienced by individuals in different
ways, often related to the character of our relationships, family structures, gender identities …