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Trends and factors associated with hospice care utilization and place of death in the United States between 2002 and 2020: a retrospective data analysis based on the health and retirement study. [PDF]
Long Y, Tan M, Xia Q, Xu Z, Ding J.
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Abstract Background Maintaining activities of daily living is of great importance for patients who have cancer, and dependency is associated with psychological distress. However, evidence for rehabilitation remains scarce in this setting. The objective of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of a structured rehabilitation program for maintaining ...
Nanako Nishiyama +30 more
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The Current Attitude Toward Death and Hospice Care Among Medical Students in Mainland China. [PDF]
Gan L, Wan Y, Su Y.
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ABSTRACT Background Workplace violence towards healthcare workers impacts workforce stability and patient care delivery. California passed a workplace violence prevention standard, phased in during 2017‐2018, requiring enhanced tracking and training in healthcare workplaces.
Rachel Odes +3 more
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Understanding the Influence of Culture on End-of-Life, Palliative, and Hospice Care: A Narrative Review. [PDF]
Hira V, Palnati SR, Bhakta S.
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Abstract BACKGROUND Linkage to medical services enables timely diagnosis and treatment, yet racial/ethnic minority older adults with limited English proficiency (LEP) face substantial barriers. We tested Preparing Healthy Aging through Dementia Literacy Education and Navigation (PLAN), a language‐concordant community health worker (CHW)‐led ...
Hae‐Ra Han +8 more
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Cultural Capital, Stigma, Class, and Hospice Care Access Among Low-Income Patients With Cancer.
Yan C, Ai J, Cao T, Jiang T.
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Integrating a traditional Chinese medicine hospice care system to address depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders in advanced cancer. [PDF]
Liu L +8 more
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Midlife hypertension and late‐life cognition: weighting the LifeAfter90 study
Abstract INTRODUCTION Midlife hypertension is a well‐established predictor of late‐life cognitive decline; however, few population‐representative estimates of this association exist among oldest‐old cohorts. METHODS LifeAfter90 (LA90) is an ethnoracially diverse cohort of individuals aged 90+ linked to midlife multiphasic health check‐ups (MHC).
Hilary L. Colbeth +7 more
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