Objectives Discussions between health professionals and nursing home (NH) residents or
their families about the current or future goals of health care may be associated with better …

Background: Most people with dementia transition into nursing homes as their disease
progresses. Their family caregivers often continue to be involved in their relative's care and …

Background With a growing nursing home population suffering from chronic progressive
illnesses and evolving patterns of comorbidities, end‐of‐life communication takes on a …

This study aimed to qualitatively describe how registered nurses (RNs) experienced and
perceived end-of-life (EOL) care for older residents in South Korean nursing homes. The …

Background: Clear communication about a person's poor prognosis and limited treatment
choices improves the quality of end-of-life care. Aims: To investigate how end-of-life …

Background: Patients have reported a broad range of unmet needs in their receipt of clinical
care at the end of life. Therefore, enhancing the quality of end-of-life care through patient …

High-quality end-of-life communication between healthcare professionals (HCPs), patients
and/or their family caregivers (FCs) improves quality of life and reduces non-beneficial care …

Caring for the Family Caregiver examines the high cost and poorly addressed exigencies of
the family caregiver in chronic illness, including health literacy, palliative care, and health …

Aims To explore and understand lived experiences of end‐of‐life communication among
nursing home staff. Design Interpretive phenomenological study. Methods In‐person, semi …

Background: Although family-centered communication about end-of-life care has been
recognized to promote palliative-oriented care in nursing home (NH), how this …