PURPOSE To perform a mixed methods review to evaluate the effectiveness and
implementation of models for integrating palliative care into ambulatory care for US adults with …

Context: Shared decision-making tools can facilitate advance care planning and goals of care
conversations in non-cancer serious illness. More information on integrating these tools in …

Purpose Family is often overlooked in cancer care. We developed a patient–family agenda
setting intervention to engage family in cancer care communication. Methods We conducted …

Introduction: Patient safety in primary care is an emerging priority, and experts have highlighted
medications, diagnoses, transitions, referrals, and testing as key safety domains. This …

Although most health care occurs in the ambulatory setting, limited research examines how
providers and patients think about and enact ambulatory patient safety. This multimethod …

Patients’ perspectives on patient safety have rarely been incorporated into quality initiatives
in primary care. Our objective was to understand the patient perspective on patient safety in …

Increasingly, adolescent, young adult, and adult children are relied upon as donors for their
parents undergoing blood and marrow stem cell transplant. How family functioning impacts …

Background and Purpose In the United States, most care for adults with serious life-threatening
chronic illness or conditions (eg, advanced heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary …

11614 Background: Family is often overlooked in cancer care. Little is known about the patient
preferences for involving family in communication, whether preferences may be elicited …

Background: Shared decision making (SDM) is a key attribute of patient-centered care, which
empowers palliative care patients to be able to make optimal medical decisions about end-…