Ruth Piers

Belgium

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Séverine Henrard

Professor in pharmacoepidemiology

Université catholique de Louvain

BELGIUM

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Nele Van Den Noortgate

Ghent University Hospital

BELGIUM

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Frederik Anseel

Associate Dean Research

UNSW Sydney

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How strong is the will-to-live in frail older persons? A survey study in acute geriatric wards and nursing homes in Belgium

Opioids in geriatric units in 14 Belgian hospitals: prevalence, dosage and associated factors

Relatives' needs in terms of bereavement care throughout euthanasia processes: A qualitative study

Short-Term Opioid Treatment of Acute Locomotor Pain in Older Adults: Comparison of Effectiveness and Safety between Tramadol and Oxycodone: A Randomized Trial

Will-to-Live and Self-Rated Health in Older Hospitalized Patients Are Not Predictive for Short-Term Mortality

Palliative profile, one-year mortality and quality of life in older inpatients according to Be-PICT: a multicenter prospective cohort study

Coaching doctors to improve ethical decision-making in adult hospitalised patients potentially receiving excessive treatment: Study protocol for a stepped wedge cluster randomised controlled trial

Bereavement care and the interaction with relatives in the context of euthanasia: A qualitative study with healthcare providers

Outcomes in Patients Perceived as Receiving Excessive Care by ICU Physicians and Nurses: Differences Between Patients < 75 and ≥ 75 Years of Age?

Relatives' Experiences of Being Involved in Assisted Dying: A Qualitative Study

In-hospital end-of-life care in the old: a retrospective study of intensive care unit use and do-not-resuscitate forms in patients deceased in a Belgian university hospital

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Séverine Henrard

Nele Van Den Noortgate

Frederik Anseel

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Ruth Piers

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How strong is the will-to-live in frail older persons? A survey study in acute geriatric wards and nursing homes in Belgium

Opioids in geriatric units in 14 Belgian hospitals: prevalence, dosage and associated factors

Relatives' needs in terms of bereavement care throughout euthanasia processes: A qualitative study

Short-Term Opioid Treatment of Acute Locomotor Pain in Older Adults: Comparison of Effectiveness and Safety between Tramadol and Oxycodone: A Randomized Trial

Will-to-Live and Self-Rated Health in Older Hospitalized Patients Are Not Predictive for Short-Term Mortality

Palliative profile, one-year mortality and quality of life in older inpatients according to Be-PICT: a multicenter prospective cohort study

Coaching doctors to improve ethical decision-making in adult hospitalised patients potentially receiving excessive treatment: Study protocol for a stepped wedge cluster randomised controlled trial

Bereavement care and the interaction with relatives in the context of euthanasia: A qualitative study with healthcare providers

Outcomes in Patients Perceived as Receiving Excessive Care by ICU Physicians and Nurses: Differences Between Patients &lt; 75 and ≥ 75 Years of Age?

Relatives' Experiences of Being Involved in Assisted Dying: A Qualitative Study

In-hospital end-of-life care in the old: a retrospective study of intensive care unit use and do-not-resuscitate forms in patients deceased in a Belgian university hospital

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Séverine Henrard

Nele Van Den Noortgate

Frederik Anseel

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Outcomes in Patients Perceived as Receiving Excessive Care by ICU Physicians and Nurses: Differences Between Patients < 75 and ≥ 75 Years of Age?