Palliative Care is an appropriate typology of care for institutionalized older people with Advanced Dementia. It is necessary to take into account their unique needs and circumstances to guarantee a good quality of life and satisfaction with the health care received. The aim of this study was to identify the needs in Palliative Care associated with institutionalized people with Advanced Dementia. An exploratory two-stage qualitative study was developed. After a narrative literature review, all the phenomena related to the subject were identi'ed as being a possible need in palliative care. This data was discussed and evaluated by two focus group with Portuguese and Spanish experts in the 'elds of Geriatrics, Psycho-geriatrics, Neuro...
Background:People with dementia requiring palliative care have multiple needs, which are amplified i...
Background: Dementia is a life-limiting disease without curative treatments. Patients and families m...
BACKGROUND: Despite mounting evidence that principles of palliative care are appropriate in care for...
Background: People with advanced dementia present an important target group for palliative care. The...
Abstract Background When entering the dying phase, the nature of physical, psychosocial and spiritua...
BACKGROUND: People with dementia can benefit from a palliative care approach. Recommendations, s...
Purpose of reviewDementia is now recognized as a progressive life-limiting illness where many patien...
The aims of this article are to (1) identify the barriers associated with palliative care for person...
AB The aims of this article are to (1) identify the barriers associated with palliative care for per...
AIM: The aims of the present study were: (i) to describe palliative care needs and symptoms of older...
The current focus in dementia care places emphasis on the potential of people to live well with the ...
With growing numbers of people dying with, and from, dementia there is a need for professionals and ...
Background: Dementia is a life-limiting disease without curative treatments. Patients and families m...
Background: People with dementia requiring palliative care have multiple needs, which are amplified ...
Palliative care is for people with incurable illnesses and focuses on quality of life. There is no c...
Background:People with dementia requiring palliative care have multiple needs, which are amplified i...
Background: Dementia is a life-limiting disease without curative treatments. Patients and families m...
BACKGROUND: Despite mounting evidence that principles of palliative care are appropriate in care for...
Background: People with advanced dementia present an important target group for palliative care. The...
Abstract Background When entering the dying phase, the nature of physical, psychosocial and spiritua...
BACKGROUND: People with dementia can benefit from a palliative care approach. Recommendations, s...
Purpose of reviewDementia is now recognized as a progressive life-limiting illness where many patien...
The aims of this article are to (1) identify the barriers associated with palliative care for person...
AB The aims of this article are to (1) identify the barriers associated with palliative care for per...
AIM: The aims of the present study were: (i) to describe palliative care needs and symptoms of older...
The current focus in dementia care places emphasis on the potential of people to live well with the ...
With growing numbers of people dying with, and from, dementia there is a need for professionals and ...
Background: Dementia is a life-limiting disease without curative treatments. Patients and families m...
Background: People with dementia requiring palliative care have multiple needs, which are amplified ...
Palliative care is for people with incurable illnesses and focuses on quality of life. There is no c...
Background:People with dementia requiring palliative care have multiple needs, which are amplified i...
Background: Dementia is a life-limiting disease without curative treatments. Patients and families m...
BACKGROUND: Despite mounting evidence that principles of palliative care are appropriate in care for...