PMCIJ HomeMini Review November 30, 2020
Characteristics of a Very Elderly Population Referred to a Palliative Care Service and Implications in the Place of Death
Sara Moreira Pinto*, Hugo M Oliveira and Céu Rocha
Palliative Medicine and Care International Journal considers articles in the related fields of hospice psychiatric, psychosocial, spiritual, existential, moral, and philosophical parts of palliative medicine which are scientifically stable and clinically significant. The Journal also presents basic data for experts in hospice/palliative medicine, concentrating on enhancing personal satisfaction for patients and their families, and the most recent improvements in drug and non-drug treatments. Journal additionally incorporates the most recent medicinal advances in torment and manifestation administration, show palliative care programs, clinical case reports, psychological and spiritual aspects of end-of-life care. Articles identified with multidisciplinary care, end of life issues, pain and symptom administration psychosocial perspectives, nature of care, and so forth are fitting for the Journal. As dependably emphasis is on data specifically appropriate to the care of the patient/family at the bedside.
Sara Moreira Pinto*, Hugo M Oliveira and Céu Rocha
Fatimah Lateef*
Fatimah Lateef*
Samet Sayılan and Aylin Aydın Sayılan*
Dinesh K Arya*
Sorush Niknamian*
Shmmon Ahmad*, Shivani Thakur, Abdul Hafeez, Satish Kumar Sharma, Samera Ali Siddique and Isha Talwar
Thomas W Miller*
Open Access by Juniper Publishers is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Based on a work at www.juniperpublishers.com. 
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