Simple Summary As life expectancy is increasing, the older population is rapidly growing.
However, older patients with cancer are still underrepresented in clinical trials, making …

As many countries experience population aging, patients with cancer are becoming older
and have more preexisting comorbidities, which include prevalent, age‐related, chronic …

Simple Summary Advanced cancer represents the most common reason for needing
palliative care among older adults worldwide. Unfortunately, older adults face several …

Background Providing cancer care and treatment for ageing populations with complicating
comorbidities like dementia is a growing global challenge. This study aimed to examine the …

Background: The number of older adults with cancer is increasing worldwide. The role of
nurses in supporting patients' decision-making is expanding, as this process is fraught with …

Background: The evidence base for understanding hospice use among persons with
dementia is almost exclusively based on individuals with a primary terminal diagnosis of …

Abstract Objectives Despite NICE (2009; 2018) guidelines to treat breast cancer patients
'irrespective of age', older women experience differential treatment and worse outcomes …

Background Multiple long-term conditions—the co-existence of two or more chronic health
conditions in an individual—present an increasing challenge to populations and healthcare …

Introduction Aggressive end-of-life (EOL) care that is not aligned with the preferences of
persons with cancer has negative impacts on their quality of life. Alzheimer's disease and …

Aim To describe nurses' roles, involvement, and topics in shared decision‐making with older
patients with dementia in acute hospitals. Design An integrative review. Methods A …