Physicians slightly more likely to die at home or hospice
1. In this cross-sectional study, physicians were slightly more likely to die at home or in hospice than both the ...
1. In this cross-sectional study, physicians were slightly more likely to die at home or in hospice than both the ...
1. In this scoping review, spiritual care offered by the medical team typically led to more referrals to hospice and ...
Spirituality may influence the aggressiveness of end-of-life treatments in cancer patients 1. In this scoping review, spiritual care offered by ...
1. A systematic review of outcome measures found that only a minority addressed quality of life and patient (child) reported ...
1. According to a retrospective review of hospice patients, certain patient demographics, including black race, failure to thrive diagnosis, nursing ...
1. Among patients older than 65 years of age who died with cancer in 2010, rates of end-of-life acute hospitalization ...
1. Individuals with poor-prognosis cancer who received hospice care had fewer hospital admissions, intensive care unit stays, invasive procedures, and ...
1. In a retrospective review of patient data from 12 hospices in the US, 16.3% of cancer patients experience late ...
Feb 5th- JAMA - The number of patients dying in acute care hospitals declined from 32.6% in 2000 to 24.6% ...
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