Sentence examples for palliative courses from inspiring English sources

From September 2007 until June 2009, GPs and their palliative care patients participated in a study to evaluate palliative courses for GPs offered by a regional palliative care initiative (PAMINO).

From September 2007 until June 2009, GPs and their palliative care patients with cancer participated in a study to evaluate palliative courses for GPs offered by a regional palliative care initiative (PAMINO).

A palliative course of disease often involves several different parts of the healthcare system, and the collaboration or shared care therefore becomes an important issue (Table 1)[ 1].

It may be that on the basis of this patients will be deemed unsuitable for radical treatment and be converted to a palliative course of treatment.

Therefore, most patients in this analysis were in an advanced and palliative course of their disease when they received PLD as an anthracycline rechallenge.

For example, in order to establish a cutoff for the number of fractions given in a palliative course of treatment versus a curative course, we first need to group the consecutive treatments into courses.

The aim of this standard is to ensure that the patient experiences worthy, respectful, empathic palliative treatment when active treatment is pointless and that the patient's relatives are involved in the palliative course in a worthy and respectful way, when desired by the patient.

(Informant 2) During the palliative course of disease in the patient's home, the relatives wanted one of the health-care professionals to take on the role of team-leader, i.e. to co-ordinate care and take control of the situation, and they preferred this professional to be the GP.

The GP was interested in how it would influence the spouse's experience of the palliative course of disease to be actively involved (administering and being in charge of oral or subcutaneous medication or assisting with the patient's personal hygiene) [ 12].

In Geneva, attempts have been made to increase the responsibility and number of tutors for mandatory palliative care courses.

A discrete compulsory palliative care course for pre-registration student nurses seems more suitable for resource-poor contexts, compared to embedding palliative care contents into other nursing speciality courses or providing it as an elective.