Da-Shuai Xie, Xue-Hu Xie, Li-Hua Yang, Na Li, Xiao Zhang, Yi-Tong Xie, Wei Yang, Yao-Jun Ning, Jun Xie, Xiao-Jun Cheng, Shao-Jun Duan, Shi-Wei Wang, Li-Hong Hao, Ping Shi
Development and validation of a nomogram to predict medication risk based on a knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) survey of residents in Shanxi Province, China
Frontiers in pharmacology
objective study identify beliefs values perceptions experiences medical oncology radiation oncology clinical haematology professionals advance care planning process qualitative exploratory study four focus groups 14 nurses 12 physicians eight medical oncology one radiation oncology three haematology reflexive thematic analysis data obtained performed identified 20 thematic categories grouped four themes lack knowledge advance care planning perception advance care planning process knowledge acquired practice barriers facilitators implementation advance care planning communication key aspect advance care planning participants valued advance care planning early intervention tool promotes autonomy perceived difficulties approaching planning due lack knowledge training time identified therapeutic relationship person participation persons loved ones teamwork communication skills essential ensuring quality process finally recognised palliative care professionals provide added value supporting planning processes