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Related Articles Determinants of favorable or unfavorable opinion about euthanasia in a sample of French cancer patients receiving palliative care. BMC Palliat Care. 2018 Aug 29;17(1):104 Authors: de Nonneville A, Chabal T, Marin A, La Piana JM, Fichaux M, Tuzzolino V, Duffaud F, Auquier P, Boulanger A, Baumstark K, Salas S Abstract BACKGROUND: Opinion about euthanasia has been explored among the general population and recently in patients receiving palliative care. 96% of the French population declared themselves in favor of euthanasia while less of 50% of palliative care patients are. The aim of the present study was to explore and…
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Related Articles Analysing the impact of a case management model on the specialised palliative care multi-professional team. Support Care Cancer. 2018 02;26(2):673-679 Authors: Strupp J, Dose C, Kuhn U, Galushko M, Duesterdiek A, Ernstmann N, Pfaff H, Ostgathe C, Voltz R, Golla H Abstract PURPOSE: Palliative care (PC) involves many health care providers leading to a high complexity of structures that requires efficient coordination as provided by case management (CM). Our study aimed to evaluate the effects of CM newly implemented in a specialised palliative care unit by evaluating team members’ tasks and time resources before (T0) and after implementation…
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Related Articles Supporting Muslim Patients During Advanced Illness. Perm J. 2017;21: Authors: Boucher NA, Siddiqui EA, Koenig HG Abstract Religion is an important part of many patients’ cultural perspectives and value systems that influence them during advanced illness and toward the end of life when they directly face mortality. Worldwide violence perpetrated by people identifying as Muslim has been a growing fear for people living in the US and elsewhere. This fear has further increased by the tense rhetoric heard from the recent US presidential campaign and the new presidential administration. For many, this includes fear of all Muslims, the…
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