Background/Objectives: Oncology palliative care involves sustained engagement with suffering, loss, complex communication, and end-of-life decisions. This exploratory study compared burnout and quality of life among professionals working in oncology palliative care, intensive care, and emergency care, and secondarily w...
José Manuel Barbosa Teixeira, T. Paredes, A. A. Ribeiro et al.· Healthcare· 0 citations
Advanced cancer requires repeated decisions about whether further cancer-directed treatment remains proportionate. This narrative review examines therapeutic inertia near the end of life, defined as treatment continuation or initiation by the treating team without explicit reassessment after prognosis, functional statu...
M. H. Leal, Rafaella Funk, Laura Lima Camargo et al.· Academia Oncology· 0 citations
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