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The goal of this line of research is to explore the anthropological, historical and ethical aspects of palliative care by examining values such as gratitude, compassion and dignity and understanding the essential attributes and values of palliative care.

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Proportionate use of palliative sedation for the relief of refractory symptoms

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Proportionate use of palliative sedation for the relief of refractory symptoms

An international multi-centre study investigating proportional palliative sedation in all its settings (Horizon 2020, grant no. 825700).

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Dignity and dying wishes in patients with advanced disease

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Dignity and dying wishes in patients with advanced disease

It explores the presence of wishes to die and the associated factors and experiences of patients and professionals. (Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities PI18/01703)

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Palliative care support for the well-being of cancer patients (PAL-CYCLES)

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Palliative care support for the well-being of cancer patients (PAL-CYCLES)

Many patients with advanced cancer at the end of life leave hospital without information and certainty about their treatment and care thereafter.

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The phenomenon of gratitude in the field of palliative care

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The phenomenon of gratitude in the field of palliative care

It explores the concept of gratitude, analysing the phenomenon of gratitude itself (and not so much its perception), in palliative care.

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Supportive and Palliative Approach to the Older Persons

A Reflection on the Essence of Gratitude in Palliative Care: Healing in Severe Disease and Professional Affirmation through Accompanying Patients until the End

Monitoring the clinical practice of palliative sedation (PALSED) in patients with advanced cancer: an international, multicentre, non-experimental prospective observational study protocol

Wish to die and hasten death in palliative care: cross-sectional study factor analysis

Gratitud y cuidados paliativos Un diálogo entre filósofos y clínicos

An analysis of the experiences of bereaved relatives and health care providers following palliative sedation: a study protocol for a qualitative international multicenter case study

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ATLANTES GLOBAL OBSERVATORY OF PALLIATIVE CARE

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Proportionate use of palliative sedation for the relief of refractory symptoms

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Dignity and dying wishes in patients with advanced disease

Dignity and dying wishes in patients with advanced disease

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Palliative care support for the well-being of cancer patients (PAL-CYCLES)

Palliative care support for the well-being of cancer patients (PAL-CYCLES)

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The phenomenon of gratitude in the field of palliative care

The phenomenon of gratitude in the field of palliative care

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Proportionate use of palliative sedation for the relief of refractory symptoms

Proportionate use of palliative sedation for the relief of refractory symptoms

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Dignity and dying wishes in patients with advanced disease

Dignity and dying wishes in patients with advanced disease

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Palliative care support for the well-being of cancer patients (PAL-CYCLES)

Palliative care support for the well-being of cancer patients (PAL-CYCLES)

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The phenomenon of gratitude in the field of palliative care

The phenomenon of gratitude in the field of palliative care

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