Palliative care (PC) has continued to be less available, underutilized, and unintegrated in
many of the healthcare systems, especially in Africa. This scoping review synthesized …

Objective: Healthcare professionals particularly nurses should be professionally prepared
with knowledge about the standards of palliative care and their roles in providing palliative …

Objectives: This study addresses the growing demand for palliative care (PC) by exploring
the role of advanced nursing practice (ANP) within the multidisciplinary team. The purpose is …

The current global incidence of cancers makes palliative care important. This study
described knowledge of palliative care and its demographic predictors among professional …

Objective: Survival chances of people with cancer in Nigeria are far worse than those in
developed countries. While the chance of finding a lasting solution to cancer in Nigeria is …

Most clinicians receive little or no palliative care (PC) education. Similarly, patients and their
families receive little or no information on PC. Our study explored education in PC, while …

Palliative care (PC) focuses on the body, mind, and spirit and can also provide pain and
symptom relief, clarifying and focusing the provision of care on the patient's desires and …

Abstract Existing information on Palliative Care (PC) indicated an increase in development
of services in some African countries with Nigeria in top three on specialized care. However …

In developing regions of the world like Nigeria, breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer-
related death in women and is typically presented at the advanced metastatic stages, with …

Objective: In West African countries, palliative care (PC) and end-of-life care (EoL) are
poorly integrated into national healthcare systems and are underused. This scoping review …