BackgroundAdvance care planning (ACP) is identified as being an important process for
people with dementia. However, its efficacy for improving outcomes relevant for the …

The concept of moral distress comes from nursing ethics, and was initially defined as '…
when one knows the right thing to do, but institutional constraints make it nearly impossible …

Background: People with dementia requiring palliative care have multiple needs, which are
amplified in long-term care settings. The European Association for Palliative Care White …

Context Breathlessness is associated with depression, but its relationship to anxiety or
impaired function is less clear. Objectives This study evaluated associations between …

Background Chronic breathlessness is a recognized clinical syndrome that severely impacts
patients and carers, who become increasingly restricted in their daily activities. Often …

Introduction Delirium is a significant medical complication for hospitalised patients. Up to
one-third of delirium episodes are preventable in older inpatients through non …

Background Most health service utilisation studies are of people with specific diagnoses or
demographic characteristics, and rarely of specific chronic symptoms. The aim of this study …

Chronic breathlessness is a multidimensional, unpleasant symptom common to many health
conditions. The Common-Sense Model of Self-Regulation (CSM) was developed to help …

Background Not being able to work has negative health, social and financial consequences.
Persisting breathlessness is prevalent in working-aged people. Is it associated with lower …

Objectives The burden on care partners, particularly once dementia emerges, is among the
greatest of all caregiving groups. This meta‐review aimed to (1) synthesis evidence on the …