Sentence examples for analysis of palliative from inspiring English sources

According to a large-scale analysis of palliative surgery for pancreatic cancer, the bypass surgery performed in 1126 patients included gastrojejunostomy alone (33%%), bile duct bypass alone (27%%), both (31 %), or cholecystojejunostomy (9 %) [2].

Since its development in 2007, the APCA African POS has been used widely across the region in both research and clinical practice, for example in a public health evaluation of palliative care in Kenya and Uganda [ 31], a situational analysis of palliative care in Namibia [ 32], an audit project in South Africa and Uganda [ 33].

In addition to the identification of limitations in hospital-based information about palliative care specialist input, the data set did not allow for analysis of palliative care provided in the community setting, so we could not accurately describe primary and specialist palliative care service use in either of these settings.

This study involved analysis of a palliative medicine database developed by the principal author.

Accuracy was related, in multivariate analysis, to palliative care team and (of borderline significance) patient age.

A cluster analysis of aspects of palliative care satisfaction in the literature resulted in four dominant sub-domains emerging: availability of care, information giving, physical care (including pain and symptom management), and psychosocial care [ 82].

Our pooled analysis of 11 specialist palliative care team interventions strongly suggests that exposure to a palliative care specialist team compared with usual care significantly reduces the risk of being in hospital and going to an emergency department in the last two weeks of life by a third and a quarter respectively, and reduces the risk of dying in hospital by half.

This paper concentrates on the analysis of attitudes towards palliative care held by health professionals and severely affected MS patients: All transcripts of interviews and focus groups were separately, inductively coded with open codes by one of the interviewers.

In addition, the current analysis included the cost of palliative end-of-life care.

Articles were reviewed by thematic analysis using the pillars of palliative care set out by the National Consensus Project.

19 20 21 28 A recent historical-sociological analysis of the development of palliative care and the euthanasia legislation in Belgium also concluded that synergistic coevolution rather than antagonistic or separate evolution has occurred.