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Meanings of palliative care in English

Russian
паллиативная помощь
Portuguese
paliação
Spanish
cuidados paliativos
Catalan
cura pal·liativa

Area of healthcare that focuses on relieving and preventing the suffering of patients.

Related terms
паллиативная помощь
Usage of palliative care in English
1
Every nursing home needs to link with the community palliative care team.
Independent.ie
2
However, cost-effectiveness analyses of palliative care interventions in these settings are lacking.
Pubmed
3
Few therapeutic options are available for patients with PD requiring palliative care.
Pubmed
4
He said he was uninsured and his partner was in palliative care.
News.com.au
5
A palliative care unit was also included in the development's master plan.
News.com.au
6
Its indications are limited, and it is often performed as palliative care.
Pubmed
7
The patient opted for palliative care and was referred to a hospice.
Pubmed
8
Like medicine, palliative care is not perfect and will occasionally fail us.
The Guardian
9
The report gives a comprehensive overview of palliative care services in Wales.
BBC
10
The relationship between palliative care and receipt of chemotherapy receipt is understudied.
Pubmed
11
Yes, it's a palliative care hospice on the white cliffs of Dover.
The Guardian
12
According to the report, South Africa offers the best palliative care in Africa.
The South African
13
Interpretation: A regional programme of interventions could improve the quality of palliative care.
Pubmed
14
Grudzen said palliative care can be given along with life-saving treatment.
Reuters
15
A campaign to improve access to palliative care in developing countries.
Radio NZ
16
Symptom control and palliative care appear to be of particular importance.
Pubmed
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Ireland
Common
Australia
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