Aim End‐of‐life care for people with dementia is becoming increasingly important as the
global population ages. However, there is no agreed definition of a good death for people …

Background Research on the nature of a “good death” has mostly focused on dying with
cancer and other life-limiting diseases, but less so on dementia. Conceptualizing common …

Introduction While the need for palliative care for people living with dementia has widely
been recognised, they continue to be a disadvantaged group when it comes to timely …

Abstract Background Post-war Japanese tend to avoid discussion of death, resulting in a
lack of death communication within clinical settings. However, with the aging of society, the …

Introduction The number of people with dementia (PwD) dying in long‐term care (LTC)
settings is expected to increase. However, effective care strategies to promote a good death …

Background: Advance care planning in dementia includes supporting the person and their
family to consider important goals of care. International research reports the importance of …

Background: Patients with coexisting cancer and dementia often have complex health care
needs and face challenges in achieving a good death. Objectives: To evaluate good death …

Long-term care facilities are increasingly important places for palliative and end-of-life care
provision in Japan. While the importance of culture has been noted for palliative and end-of …

Background: Research on the nature of a “good death” has mostly focused on dying with
cancer and other life-limiting diseases, but less so on dementia. Conceptualizing common …

Bakgrund: Palliativ vård i livets slutskede syftar till främjandet av välbefinnande för patienter
och anhöriga. Sjuksköterskor ansvarar för att möta patienters behov och önskemål i syfte att …