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LOFFREDO, Anthony J. | CHAN, Garrett K. | WANG, David H. | GOETT, Rebecca | ISAACS, Eric D. | PEARL, Rachel | ROSENBERG, Mark | ABERGER, Kate | LAMBA, Sangeeta

The growing palliative care needs of emergency department (ED) patients in the United States have motivated the development of ED primary palliative care principles. An expert panel convened to develop best practice guidelines for ED primary palliative care to help guide frontline ED clinicians based on available evidence and consensus opinion of the panel. Results include recommendations for screening and assessment of palliative care needs, ED management of palliative care needs, goals of care conversations, ED palliative care and hospice consults, and transitions of care.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.annemergmed.2021.05.021

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