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5. Advance care planning and predictive factors among Brazilian patients with cancer from an outpatient palliative care program.

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Ananda Gomes, Sarah Ananda, primary, Silva, Danielle, additional, Sorice, Flavia, additional, Barreto Arantes, Alexandra, additional, Rodrigues Martins, Matheus, additional, de Paula Silva, Elaine Cristina, additional, Amaral, Fagner, additional, Peixoto, Rafaela, additional, Ferrari, Renata, additional, Laloni, Mariana, additional, Bergerot, Cristiane Decat, additional, and Ferrari, Bruno Lemos, additional

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2024
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6. Outpatient Palliative Care Program: Impact on Home Death Rate in Brazil

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Gomes, Sarah Ananda, primary, Silva, Danielle Nunes Moura, additional, Sorice, Flavia, additional, Arantes, Alexandra, additional, Peixoto, Rafaela, additional, Ferrari, Renata, additional, Martins, Matheus, additional, Jácome, Alexandre, additional, Bergerot, Cristiane, additional, de Melo, Andreia Cristina, additional, and Ferrari, Bruno, additional

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2024
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7. Preventive and therapeutic assessment program for mucositis in patients with cancer: promising advances in stomatological care

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Ferrari, Renata Lemos, primary, Peixoto, Rafaela Mota, additional, Fernandes, Tauana Batista, additional, Abreu, Luana Farnese Machado, additional, Felizardo, vAna Carolina de Araujo Tolentino, additional, Siqueira, Lourenço Duarte, additional, da Costa, Ana Maria Dias, additional, Andrade, Bianca Silva de, additional, Lopes, Clara de Figueiredo, additional, Araujo, Daniele Ferreira, additional, Araújo, Leticia Fulgencio de, additional, da Silva, Ruan Soares, additional, Sorice, Flavia Santos Dumont, additional, Gomes, Sarah Ananda, additional, Ferrari, Bruno Lemos, additional, Ferreira, Carlos Gil Moreira, additional, Laloni, Mariana Tosello, additional, De-Marchi, Pedro Rafael Martins, additional, and Bergerot, Cristiane Decat, additional

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2024
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10. Exploring factors and trends in place of death by cancer: a population-based study in Brazil

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da Silva, Jessé Lopes, Gomes, Sarah Ananda, de Oliveira, Lívia Costa, de Albuquerque, Lucas Zanetti, Moura, Lívia Machado, Thuler, Luiz Claudio Santos, and de Melo, Andréia Cristina

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The place of death profoundly affects end-of-life care quality, particularly in cancer. Assisting individuals at home enhances support, privacy, and control, reducing healthcare costs. This study seeks to elucidate factors associated and trends in place of death by cancer in Brazil.

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2024
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11. Quality of life of physicians in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil.

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Moreira WCA, de-Souza FT, Dias EC, Gomes SA, da-Silva MG, Gomes ACQ, and Castro MMZ

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Introduction: Studies conducted with physicians from different locations and age groups show a tendency to mental illness and low quality of life in this population., Objectives: To describe the socioeconomic and quality-of-life profile of medical doctors in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil., Methods: Cross-sectional study. A socioeconomic and quality-of-life questionnaire (World Health Organization Quality of Life instrument-Abbreviated version) was applied in a representative sample of physicians working in the state of Minas Gerais. Non-parametric analyses were used to assess outcomes., Results: The sample was composed of 1,281 physicians, with a mean age of 43.7 years (SD, 11.46) and time since graduation of 18.9 years (SD, 12.1); 12.46% were medical residents, of which 32.7% were in the first year of training. Of the total number of physicians, 66.4% reported feeling overwhelmed and 70.7% were satisfed with their profession. The rate of diagnoses related to depression and anxiety was higher than in the general population. Mean World Health Organization Quality of Life instrument-Abbreviated version score was 60.44±21.72. The analysis of the reported quality-of-life scores showed that younger physicians, especially women, in the first year of residence, with lower income or salary ranges, high workload, and no regular time of obtained lower scores, as well as those who reported diagnoses of depression and/or anxiety., Conclusions: Some socioeconomic factors may influence the quality of life of the study population. Further studies are needed to develop effective social support and health protection actions for these workers., Competing Interests: Conflicts of interest: None

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2023
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