L'expérience des soins palliatifs en Hongrie

Article indépendant | HEGEDUS, Katalin | InfoKara | n°55

Cet article retrace l'histoire des soins palliatifs en Hongrie à travers le rôle joué par la Fondation Hospice Hongroise. Sont ainsi présentés : la création et le rôle de la Fondation Hospice Hongroise, les principes éthiques et j...

L'expérience des soins palliatifs en Hongrie

Article indépendant | HEGEDUS, Katalin | InfoKara | n°55

Cet article retrace l'histoire des soins palliatifs en Hongrie à travers le rôle joué par la Fondation Hospice Hongroise. Sont ainsi présentés : la création et le rôle de la Fondation Hospice Hongroise, les principes éthiques et j...

The introduction and development of hospice-p...

Article indépendant | HEGEDUS, Katalin | PROGRESS IN PALLIATIVE CARE | n°5 | vol.7

Feasibility and economic benefits of communit...

Article | MEROLLINI, Katharina M. D. | PROGRESS IN PALLIATIVE CARE | n°4 | vol.32

There is an increasing demand for community-based palliative care services in regional Australia, but feasibility and economic benefits are unclear. This study describes the financial components of service delivery, economic viabi...

Compassionate community connectors : a distin...

Article | NOONAN, Kerrie | PROGRESS IN PALLIATIVE CARE | n°1 | vol.31

Public health approaches to palliative care have long promoted the contribution of formal and informal volunteering to providing effective end-of-life care in neighbourhoods and communities. A central strategy for this is a &lsquo...

The prevalence and types of advance care plan...

Article | VELTRE, Arron | PROGRESS IN PALLIATIVE CARE | n°2 | vol.31

Objectives: In Australia participation rate in Advance Care Directives is 14%, and research is limited on Advance Care Planning (ACP) invitations and uptake among the patients with advanced cancer (PwAC). This study identifies the...

Engagement and attitudes towards advanced car...

Article | BZURA, Matthew | PROGRESS IN PALLIATIVE CARE | n°2 | vol.31

Advance care plans (ACPs) increase patient-centered care, reduce caregiver burden and healthcare costs. However, only about 25% of Canadians over 50 years of age have completed an ACP. An anonymous, cross-sectional survey was dist...

Parents’ experiences with prognosis com...

Article | GHOSHAL, A. | PROGRESS IN PALLIATIVE CARE | n°3 | vol.31

Prognostic information in advanced cancers is distressing. We surveyed 30 parents of children with advanced cancer from a tertiary cancer center in India to understand parental preferences for prognostic information. We found that...