From the benefits of early adoption to the effectiveness of telehealth, here is what we reported about palliative care ...

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Background 15%–20% of critical care patients die during their hospital admission. This service evaluation assesses quality of palliative care in intensive care units (ICUs) compared with national ...

Background Although palliative care is an important public healthcare issue worldwide, the current situation in the Asia-Pacific region has not been systematically evaluated. Objectives This survey ...

Although hospice care and palliative care are both used to ease symptoms and improve the quality of life of people with serious medical conditions, their aims and intent are different. Hospice care is ...

Read this article to learn about guidance for care at and after a death, and the bereavement support offered to the family.

World-first unit trains medics in wider range of cancer care to avoid patients being passed between departments and tackle ...

As the demographics of the carceral system, and the country, change, institutions will be forced to adapt to meet the unique ...

Palliative care is a holistic approach that treats a person with serious illness of any age, and in any setting. It involves a range of care providers and includes the person's unpaid caregivers. If ...

Palliative care, an approach to care that helps people manage pain and other symptoms during all stages of a serious illness (not just at end of life), can help improve quality of life for stroke ...

and more sustainable health and care services. Palliative care is defined by the World Health Organisation as an approach that improves the quality of life of patients (adults and children) and their ...