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“Collateral beauty.” Experiences and needs of professionals caring for parents continuing pregnancy after a life-limiting prenatal diagnosis: A grounded theory study - Konstanze Wiesner, Kerstin Hein, Gian Domenico Borasio, Monika Führer, 2024

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By Kerstin Hein, Gian Domenico Borasio, Monika Führer, Konstanze Wiesner
| SAGE Publishing
What is already known about the topic: • Perinatal palliative care is supposed to support affected families in a holistic way, including medical and psycho-social care as well as spiritual guiding. • Yet there is little research addressing the experiences, expectations, and perceptions of the professionals providing care in a perinatal palliative situation.
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Current collaboration between palliative care and neurology: a survey of clinicians in Europe

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By David Oliver, Gian Domenico Borasio, Simone Veronese, Raymond Voltz
| bmj.com
Introduction The collaboration between palliative care and neurology has developed over the last 25 years and this study aimed to ascertain the collaboration between the specialties across Europe. Methods This online survey aimed to look at collaboration across Europe, using the links of the European Association for Palliative Care and the European Academy of Neurology. Results 298 people completed the survey—178 from palliative care and 120 from neurology from over 20 countries across Europe.
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Older adults’ medical preferences for the end of life: a cross-sectional population-based survey in Switzerland

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By Sarah Vilpert, Clément Meier, Gian Domenico Borasio, Jeanne Berche
| BMJ Open Verified
Discussion Our study is the first national population-based study in Switzerland that investigates older adults’ preferences towards specific medical treatments that are commonly elicited in official AD forms. Most respondents wished to receive CPR in case of a cardiac/respiratory arrest, to forgo life-prolonging treatment in case of high risk of permanent mental incapacity, and to reduce their awareness for optimal treatment of pain and other distressing symptoms.
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