Background: Telehealth can help increase rural health care access. To ensure this modality
is accessible for rural patients, it is necessary to understand rural patients' experiences with …

Background Owing to the increasing number of people with palliative care needs and the
current shortage of health care professionals (HCPs), providing quality palliative care has …

Background/Objective A growing population of those affected by serious illness, prognostic
uncertainty, patient diversity, and healthcare digitalization pose challenges for the future of …

Background Today, many older adults use health technologies, approach their final days
with laptops, smartphones, and tablets. Telepalliative care is a service that remotely delivers …

Background: Social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic limited how family, friends,
and clinicians physically interacted with people who were dying and decreased communal …

Abstract Context/Objectives Establishing human connection is critical during serious illness
conversations, however the sensory and relational environment of telehealth may require …

Context Specialty palliative care remains inaccessible for many with serious illness,
especially in rural areas. Telehealth may be one solution. Objectives To describe how …

Introduction The post-COVID-19 pandemic caused the whole world to make several
changes to the nursing healthcare system. This sudden shift raised questions about …

As telehealth expands and becomes an increasingly important provision of palliative care
and hospice services, the understanding of the uses and outcomes of this care delivery …

Many of us have vivid memories of abruptly learning to provide telepalliative care, defined
as palliative care provided via communication technologies, in March 2020. While there was …