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A study on palliative care for advanced lung cancer patients shows that telehealth can match in-person visits in improving quality of life and patient satisfaction. These findings support the broader implementation of telehealth in oncology.

Early targeted palliative care consultations in the ICU can significantly increase transitions to do-not-resuscitate orders and reduce the duration of mechanical ventilation, enhancing end-of-life care.

This study underscores the critical gap between Hollywood’s depiction of cancer care and the realities of diagnosis, treatment, and palliative care, urging healthcare professionals to actively correct patient misconceptions for more realistic expectations.

Discover the nuanced skills required in communicating with patients facing serious illnesses. The article emphasizes the importance of not just conveying information, but also supporting patients through the emotional and cognitive aspects of their prognosis.

This article delves into the ethical complexities of a physician’s journey with a terminally ill patient, highlighting the importance of patient autonomy and trust in palliative care.

Discover how the gerineuropalliative approach is redefining dementia care by integrating principles from geriatrics, palliative care, and dementia management. Learn how this comprehensive model could transform patient outcomes and alleviate caregiver burden.