Unmet needs in palliative care for patients with common non-cancer diseases: a cross-sectional study

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[2] Kendal M(2015)Dancing to a different tune: living and dying with cancer, organ failure and physical frailty BMJ Support Palliat Care 5 101-2

[3] Carduff E(2020)Comparing the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs of patients with non-cancer and cancer diagnoses in a tertiary palliative care setting Palliat Support Care 18 513-8

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[5] Kimbell A(2018)Diagnosis-Related differences in the quality of end-of-life care: a comparison between cancer and non-cancer patients PloS one 13 e0204458-35

[6] Pinnock H(2018)Palliative care for the patient without cancer Aust J General Pract 47 765-8

[7] Murray SA(2014)Symptoms and problem clusters in cancer and non-cancer patients in specialized palliative care—is there a difference? J Pain Symptom Manag 48 26-522

[8] Bandeali S(2019)Integrated respiratory and palliative care leads to high levels of satisfaction: a survey of patients and carers BMC Palliat Care 18 1-100

[9] des Ordons AR(2019)Paramedics providing palliative care at home: a mixed-methods exploration of patient and family satisfaction and paramedic comfort and confidence Can J Emerg Med 21 513-523

[10] Sinnarajah A(2016)Correlates of family satisfaction with hospice care: general inpatient hospice care versus routine home hospice care J Palliat Med 19 97-806

[1] Chen ML(2019)Inequity of palliative care for non-cancer patients J Nurs Res 27 1-2

[2] Kendal M(2015)Dancing to a different tune: living and dying with cancer, organ failure and physical frailty BMJ Support Palliat Care 5 101-2

[3] Carduff E(2020)Comparing the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs of patients with non-cancer and cancer diagnoses in a tertiary palliative care setting Palliat Support Care 18 513-8

[4] Lloyd A(2017)Comparing the Palliative Care Needs of Those With Cancer to Those With Common Non-Cancer Serious Illness J Pain Symptom Manage 53 1079-84.e1-9

[5] Kimbell A(2018)Diagnosis-Related differences in the quality of end-of-life care: a comparison between cancer and non-cancer patients PloS one 13 e0204458-35

[6] Pinnock H(2018)Palliative care for the patient without cancer Aust J General Pract 47 765-8

[7] Murray SA(2014)Symptoms and problem clusters in cancer and non-cancer patients in specialized palliative care—is there a difference? J Pain Symptom Manag 48 26-522

[8] Bandeali S(2019)Integrated respiratory and palliative care leads to high levels of satisfaction: a survey of patients and carers BMC Palliat Care 18 1-100

[9] des Ordons AR(2019)Paramedics providing palliative care at home: a mixed-methods exploration of patient and family satisfaction and paramedic comfort and confidence Can J Emerg Med 21 513-523

[10] Sinnarajah A(2016)Correlates of family satisfaction with hospice care: general inpatient hospice care versus routine home hospice care J Palliat Med 19 97-806