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Palliative oxygen for non-hypoxaemic chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Uronis, H E; McCrory, D C; Samsa, G; Currow, David Christopher; Abernethy, Amy Pickar (2007)

A framework for generalizability in palliative care

Currow, David Christopher; Wheeler, Jane L; Glare, Paul; Kaasa, Stein; Abernethy, Amy Pickar (2009)

Can We Predict Which Patients with Refractory Dyspnea Will Respond to Opioids?

Currow, David Christopher; Plummer, John Lewis; Frith, Peter Anthony; Abernethy, Amy Pickar (2007)

Do terminally ill people who live alone miss out on home oxygen treatment? An hypothesis generating study

Lewin, Gill; Currow, David Christopher; Christou, Toula; Smith, Joanna; Carmody, Steve; Aoun, Samar M; Abernethy, Amy Pickar (2008)

A pragmatic 2x2x2 factorial cluster randomized controlled trial of educational outreach visiting and case conferencing in palliative care - methodology of the Palliative Care Trial [ISRCTN 81117481]

Abernethy, Amy Pickar; Currow, David Christopher; Hunt, Roger Wayne; Williams, Helena; Roder-Allen, Gerda; Shelby-James, Tania Maree; Rowett, Debra Sharon; Esterman, Adrian Jeffrey; May, Frank; Phillips, Paddy Andrew (2006)

Preference for place of care and place of death in palliative care: are these different questions?

Agar, Meera Ruth; Currow, David Christopher; Shelby-James, Tania Maree; Plummer, John Lewis; Sanderson, Christine Ruth; Abernethy, Amy Pickar (2008)

Populations who die without specialist palliative care: does lower uptake equate with unmet need?

Abernethy, Amy Pickar; Currow, David Christopher; Agar, Meera Ruth; Sanderson, Christine Ruth (2008)

The Australia-modified Karnofsky Performance Status (AKPS) scale: a revised scale for contemporary palliative care clinical practice [ISRCTN81117481]

Woods, David A; Abernethy, Amy Pickar; Shelby-James, Tania Maree; Fazekas, Belinda Susan; Currow, David Christopher (2005)

Background : The Karnofsky Performance Status (KPS) is a gold standard scale. The Thorne-modified KPS (TKPS) focuses on community-based care and has been shown to be more relevant to palliative care settings than the ...