Objectives uncertainty pervades the complex illness trajectories experienced by older adults
with multimorbidity. Uncertainty is experienced by older people, their informal carers and …

Introduction People living with and dying from multimorbidity are increasing in number, and
ensuring quality care for this population is one of the major challenges facing healthcare …

Abstract Background and Objective Preference-based outcome measures are commonly
applied in economic analyses to inform healthcare resource allocation decisions. Few …

(1) Background: Palliative and end-of-life care services are increasingly gaining centre
stage in health and social care contexts in the UK and globally. Death and dying need are …

Background Access to palliative care is an emerging global public health challenge. In
Chile, a palliative care law was recently enacted to extend palliative care coverage to the …

Background The number of people with palliative care needs is projected to increase
globally. Chile has recently introduced legislation for universal access to palliative care …

Background: Digital health interventions are becoming increasingly important for adults,
children, and young people with cancer and palliative care needs, but there is little research …

Background: Over the next two decades, the numbers of people who will need palliative
care in the United Kingdom and Ireland is projected to increase. Hospices play a vital role …

Objective This study sought to investigate whether applying an adapted person-centered
prescription (PCP) model reduces the total regular medications in older people admitted in a …

Background Digital health technologies such as sensor systems are intended to support
healthcare staff in providing adequate patient care. In the Department of Palliative Medicine …