is a journal covering all disciplines and specialties in palliative research.

Objectives This study aimed to investigate the trajectory of symptom burden and quality of life in palliative cancer patients ...

Objectives Cancer and cardiovascular disease (CVD) increasingly coexist, yet patient perspectives on self-care in cardio-oncology remain poorly understood. This study aimed to identify concerns and ...

Introduction The majority of observational studies approved that regular consumption of vitamin E would decrease the risk of cardiovascular events. However, a great number of randomised trials do not ...

Objectives Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is a promising behavioural intervention to improve quality of life in patients with advanced cancer and their family caregivers. Little qualitative ...

Background Pharmacotherapy has a strategic role in palliative care (PC). Medications are prescribed in this context for various reasons, leading to polypharmacy, associated with several negative ...

Objective To analyse differences in the last month of life (LMoL) of patients with paediatric cancer, classified depending on if they were included in an integrated home–hospital paediatric palliative ...

Objective This study aimed to eliminate activity limitations and improve activity performance in caregivers of patients hospitalised in palliative care units through occupational therapy intervention, ...

Objectives Cancer cachexia (CC) reduces treatment efficacy, quality of life and survival. However, few contemporary data quantify its prevalence or impact on death. This study assessed cachexia ...

Effectiveness of a virtual reality programme in improving understanding and practice of palliative care: a systematic review ...

Objectives Rehabilitation in patients with terminal cancer plays an essential role in maintaining quality of life. However, ...

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