Perceptions of interprofessional practitioners regarding pediatric palliative transports

03/04/24 at 03:00 AM

Perceptions of interprofessional practitioners regarding pediatric palliative transports 
Am J Crit Care; by Harriett Swasey, Diana Morrill, Sandra Mott, Shannon Engstrand, and Jean Anne Connor; 3/1/24 
Background: Pediatric palliative transport (PPT) is the practice of offering critically and terminally ill children requiring life-sustaining measures the opportunity to be discharged from the hospital to home or a hospice facility for end-of-life care. Although studies have shown PPT to favorably affect both children and their families, limited research exists on the perspectives of health care practitioners. 

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