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A new systematic review protocol aims to evaluate the effectiveness of digital health interventions for pain and symptom management in home hospice patients. The analysis will explore the potential of technologies like telehealth and remote monitoring to im...
Integrating ketamine-assisted psychotherapy into palliative care requires significant infrastructure changes to address regulatory and reimbursement gaps. Palliative care programs face challenges in securing adequate resources and training to safely and eff...
For patients facing end-of-life distress, ketamine-assisted psychotherapy offers a novel approach by intentionally leveraging dissociative states. This reframes dissociation from a mere side effect to a potentially therapeutic mechanism, warranting careful ...
Patients facing end-of-life care often struggle with profound existential distress. A structured protocol for ketamine-assisted psychotherapy may offer a framework for managing this distress, though significant research gaps remain.
Patients with cancer who are also opioid-dependent often fall through the cracks of a fragmented healthcare system. Integrating palliative care earlier and more effectively could reduce costs and improve patient outcomes.
Siloed, referral-based palliative care leaves high-risk opioid patients with cancer vulnerable. Systemic change requires addressing reimbursement models and staffing mandates that perpetuate the status quo.
Digital health interventions are increasingly touted for chronic disease management, but their rigorous evaluation in palliative care is lagging. This systematic review protocol seeks to address that gap, but clinicians should examine its inclusion criteria...