Investigates religiosity's impact on symptoms and quality of care in cardiovascular disease patients at end of life, suggesting important implications for palliative care.
Background: Religiosity is a well-described core component of palliative care in the end-of-life (EOL) care of cancer patients. However, studies examining associations between religiosity, physical symptoms, quality of care (QOC), and quality of death (QOD) in cardiovascular disease (CVD) patients at EOL are lacking.
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