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SIEGEL, Cara L. | BESBRIS, Jessica | EVERETT, Elyse A. | LAVI, Elana S. | MEHTA, Ambereen K. | JONES, Christopher A. | CREUTZFELDT, Claire J. | KRAMER, Neha M.

Stroke is a common cause of long-term disability and death, which leaves many patients with significant and unique palliative care (PC) needs. Shared decision-making for patients with stroke poses distinct challenges due to the sudden nature of stroke, the uncertainty inherent in prognostication around recovery, and the common necessity of relying on surrogates for decision-making. Patients with stroke suffer from frequently underrecognized symptoms, which PC clinicians should feel comfortable identifying and treating. This article provides 10 tips for palliative clinicians to increase their knowledge and comfort in caring for this important population.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1089/jpm.2021.0449

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