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Continual collaboration between physicians and hospital-based palliative care teams represents a very important contributor to focusing on patients' symptoms and maintaining their quality of life during all stages of their illness.
As Dunlop stated, "it should be a very rare exception that the primary team hands over the responsibility for patients" and "PCT members must act as role models rather than take over care;"[ 19] indeed, the key to palliative care is continual collaboration between physicians and PCTs.
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Few studies have demonstrated a relationship between a preference for continual collaboration with PCTs and factors that significantly contribute to this preference.
Similarly, physicians who favoured continual collaboration were more likely to be interested in palliative care (OR = 1.68, 95% CI = 1.15-2.50).
To our knowledge, few studies have examined the barriers to PCTs and the negative attitudes toward continual collaboration with PCTs among physicians.
For this reason, we included physician experience in the logistic regression analysis as a representative variable related to attitudes toward continual collaboration with PCTs.
The objective of this study is to identify the factors related to physicians' attitudes toward continual collaboration with hospital-based PCTs.
This cross-sectional anonymous questionnaire-based survey was conducted to clarify physicians' attitudes toward continual collaboration with PCTs and to describe the factors that contribute to such attitudes.
Thus, if more physicians become knowledgeable about palliative care and come to favour continual collaboration with PCTs, the number of possible therapeutic strategies will increase.
These results indicate that physicians' positive attitudes toward continual collaboration with PCTs were strongly associated with basic knowledge about palliative care.
As a result, they might have more experience with PCTs or be more aware of the importance of continual collaboration with PCTs.
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