Background Educational outreach visits (EOVs) have been identified as an intervention that
may improve the practice of healthcare professionals. This type of face‐to‐face visit has …

Background Despite the reported benefits of physical activity in alleviating the impact of cancer
and its treatments, oncology care providers (OCPs) are not routinely discussing exercise …

Purpose: Standardized, electronic, symptom assessment is purported to help identify
symptom needs. However, little research examines clinical processes related to symptom …

Background There is increasing global interest in regional palliative care networks (PCN) to
integrate care, creating systems that are more cost-effective and responsive in multi-agency …

Purpose Using health-related quality-of-life measures for patient management requires
knowing what changes in scores require clinical attention. We estimated changes on the …

Objective: The home is an important and often preferable setting of palliative care. While much
research has demonstrated the benefits of specialized palliative homecare on patient and …

Objectives There has been little research conducted to understand the essential meaning of
quality, community-based, end-of-life (EOL) care, despite the expansion of these services. …

Purpose: Despite growing implementation of electronic symptom assessment in oncology
settings, few studies have described how standardized symptom assessment can enhance …

Objective: The primary objective of this study was to examine how the comprehensive nature
of the Stress Process Model could elucidate on the stressors associated with caring for a …

Multiple randomized controlled trials on in‐home end‐of‐life ( EOL ) programs, often with
multifaceted and varying components, have shown benefits and reduced costs. The objective …