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A cross-sectional study design was employed using a convenience sampling technique to recruit 153 physicians for the study. Data on socio-demography, referral practices, timing and perceived barriers were collected using a structured questionnaire.
We will seek a range of experiences of discharge communication by using a maximum variation approach to sampling, including purposively recruiting people from a range of demographic backgrounds from 4–6 specialist palliative care services (hospitals and hospices) as well as 5–7 general practices.
Using a purposeful sampling technique, older adults and their family caregivers were recruited from a specialized outpatient heart failure clinic in a medium-sized urban teaching hospital in Ontario, Canada (see Table 1 for inclusion criteria). An interdisciplinary team of cardiologists, a nurse practitioner, and a pharmacist, all of whom have ...
Sampling technique used convenience sampling with a total sample of 124 adult patients with NCD in Dr. Sardjito Hospital Yogyakarta. Data collection used the Indonesian version of the SPICT. Data analyses used descriptive statistics and chi-square tests with p < 0,05 set as significant.
Mixed-methods is an underused yet robust "patient-based" approach for reported lived experiences to map both the incidence and prevalence of what patients perceive as important end of life needs. Findings often include methodological artifacts and their own selection bias.
Methods A cross-sectional study design was employed using a convenience sampling technique to recruit 153 physicians for the study. Data on socio-demography, referral practices, timing and perceived barriers were collected using a structured questionnaire. Binary Logistic regression using crude and adjusted odds was performed to
The aim of this research is to understand professional and organisational facilitators and barriers to conducting palliative care research. A mixed methods study, using an open cross-sectional online survey, followed by working groups using nominal group techniques.
While offering insights, limitations in sampling and lack of participant demographics necessitate further research with broader sampling to strengthen understanding of decentralization’s effects. The study contributes empirical evidence to optimize palliative care delivery in similar low-resource settings by informing policies and programs ...
Communication disorders are a challenge that many patients in palliative care (PC) may encounter. This intervention area is emerging for the speech-language therapist (SLT), the professional who works in preventing, assessing, diagnosing, and treating human communication disorders.
Methods: This descriptive study used a cross-sectional design. Sampling technique used convenience sampling with a total sample of 124 adult patients with NCD in Dr. Sardjito Hospital Yogyakarta.