Background Patient-reported experience measures (PREMs) are used to drive and evaluate
unit and organisational-level healthcare improvement, but also at a population level, these …

Background Culture influences the way in which patients, families and professionals provide
care and undergo decision-making at the end of life. Objective Therefore, our research …

Abstract Context As Muslim populations in non-Muslim majority nations grow and age, they
will increasingly require culturally appropriate healthcare. Delivering such care requires …

Improving equity and early access to palliative care for underserved populations in Canada
is a priority. Little is known regarding access to palliative and end-of-life care in the Black …

Objective A large body of research has validated several quality indicators of end-of-life
(EOL) cancer care, but few have examined these in gynecologic cancer at a population …

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Background Countries abroad have implemented pediatric palliative treatment for several
years; however, complete pediatric palliative treatment guidelines and legal guidance …

Background: In the intensive care unit, many patients are dying despite advanced
therapeutic technology and optimized treatment. The critical care team is expected to deliver …

Objective Muslim patients are an underrepresented community in end-of-life care research,
with little evidence around factors that influence the quality and experience of care. The aim …

Background: Palliative extubation (PE) is the cessation of mechanical ventilation (MV)
during terminal illness. Although PE is widely practiced in many countries, it remains illegal …