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Supportive and Palliative Care

Publications

Textbook of Palliative Care [2018]

Poon, Peter

50 Studies Every Palliative care Doctor Should Know [2018]

Poon, Peter

From request to withdrawal: a palliative care patient's changing desire for voluntary assisted dying. [24-Jun-2022]

Shah R.; Luu S.; Claridad A.; Dellit M.

Mapping end-of-life and anticipatory medications in palliative care patients using a longitudinal general practice database. [20-Apr-2022]

Khalil H.; Garett M.; Byrne A.; Poon P. ; Gardner K.; Azar D.; Craig L.; Karimi L.

Abstract the results through stakeholder consultation of the relevant organizations. METHOD(S): A retrospective observational cohort study of 799 palliative care patients in 25 Australian general practice health records with a palliative care referral was undertaken

Journey mapping as a novel approach to healthcare: a qualitative mixed methods study in palliative care. [30-Sep-2021]

Ly S.; Runacres F.; Poon P.

Abstract , as there are numerous evidence gaps and inconsistencies in the delivery of care that may be addressed using this tool. METHOD(S): A purposive convenience sample of specialist palliative care providers from the Supportive and Palliative Care unit of a major Australian

Palliative Care [2017]

Kissane, David

Psychosocial Issues in Palliative Care [2018]

Kissane, David

Palliative care physicians' preparation and planning for the implementation of the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act in Victoria. [7-Aug-2020]

Boughey M.; Holmes A.; Benson M.; Yoong J.; Moran J.; Clinch A.; Philip J.

Abstract challenged with developing processes around the legislation enactment. OBJECTIVE(S): In response, the lead author convened a series of meetings of palliative care physicians: 1. To share ideas about preparations being undertaken within services; and 2. To re

"The horse has bolted I suspect" - a qualitative study of clinicians' practice and attitudes regarding palliative rehabilitation. [Supportive Care in Cancer] [6-Jun-2017]

Gregory H.; Ugalde A.; Runacres F.

Abstract unstudied. Objective(s): To explore palliative medicine physicians' attitudes towards rehabilitation, and examine current models of palliative rehabilitation delivered within inpatient palliative care units. Method(s): Australian palliative medicine

Development and implementation of the Palliative Care Assessment Toolkit for Rural Aged Care Facilities in Australia. [10-Jan-2025]

Khalil H.; Hardman R.; Livens M.; Poon P. ; Spelten E.; Blackberry I.; O'Neill S.

Abstract was to develop and implement an evidence-based Palliative Care Assessment Toolkit (PCAT) to improve PC in rural aged care facilities and evaluate its impact on care delivery and staff practices. Design(s): The study employed a mixed-methods design across three

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Journals

Title Palliative medicine

Title BMC Palliat Care

Title Int J Palliat Nurs

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