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Experiencing total pain in burn intensive care units: a meta-ethnographic review

Pereira, S. Martins; Ribeiro, A. F.; Hernández-Marrero, P.

Background: Critically burned patients and their families experience unbearable pain and suffering. Working in burn intensive care units (Burn ICUs) is also a major cause of emotional distress for healthcare professionals. Although burn-related pain is part of the acute care provided to burned patients, little is known on how to optimally provide suffering relief. Aim: To understand patients, families, and heal...


How to improve ethical decision-making in clinical practice? Practical models a...

Pereira, S. Martins; Hernández-Marrero, P.

Background: Clinical practice in palliative care is characterized by the need of making ethico-clinical decisions, particularly at the end-of-life. End-of-life situations are situations in which a severe deterioration in health, due to the evolution of a disease or another cause, threatens the life of a person irreversibly in the near future, posing the need to make ethico-clinical decisions. Often, these decis...


How to enhance the informed consent process in persons unable to consent? Exper...

Hernández-Marrero, P.; Pereira, S. Martins

Background: Informed consent is the most scrutinized and controversial aspect of clinical research ethics. In palliative and end-of-life care, assessing decision-making capacity may be challenging. Patients, particularly those with cognitive impairment, deserve special attention when developing, implementing, and evaluating the informed consent process. Respecting patients’ autonomy in research includes obtaini...









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