Related Articles Community Education for a Dignified Last Phase of Life for Migrants: A Community Engagement, Mixed Methods Study among Moroccan, Surinamese and Turkish Migrants. Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2020 10 24;17(21): Authors: de Voogd X, Willems DL, Onwuteaka-Philipsen B, Torensma M, Suurmond JL Abstract Community engagement and -education are proposed to foster equity in access to care and to ensure dignity of migrant patients in the last phase of life, but evidence is lacking. We evaluated nine community educational interactive meetings about palliative care (136 participants totally)- co-created with educators from our target groups of Moroccan, Surinamese…
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Related Articles Palliative extubation: five-year experience in a pediatric hospital. J Pediatr (Rio J). 2020 Sep – Oct;96(5):652-659 Authors: Affonseca CA, Carvalho LFA, Quinet RPB, Guimarães MCDC, Cury VF, Rotta AT Abstract OBJECTIVE: To present the characteristics of pediatric patients with chronic and irreversible diseases submitted to palliative extubation. METHOD: This is a descriptive analysis of a series of patients admitted to a public pediatric hospital, with chronic and irreversible diseases, permanently dependent on ventilatory support, who underwent palliative extubation between April 2014 and May 2019. The following information was collected from the medical records: demographic data, diagnosis, duration and…
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Related Articles Educational Perspectives: Palliative Care Education in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowship. Neoreviews. 2020 02;21(2):e72-e79 Authors: Forman KR, Thompson-Branch A Abstract The neonatal period from birth to less than or equal to 28 days is one of increased risk of death. Congenital anomalies and prematurity are 2 of the most common risk factors for death at this early age. Many of these neonates will die in an intensive care unit, some with full resuscitative efforts being undertaken despite the understanding that these actions are highly unlikely to yield an outcome different from death. Palliative care allows curative therapies to be provided…
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