It concludes that the central goal for this population is often to live comfortably with minimal symptom burden, rather than simply extending survival.
Kidney Diseases · 5 authors, 5 centres
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It concludes that the central goal for this population is often to live comfortably with minimal symptom burden, rather than simply extending survival.
The authors argue that care should be guided by shared decision-making that incorporates individual life goals, preferences, and psychosocial circumstances. The review notes that patient-reported outcomes for this population are generally lacking. The implications highlight the need for a multi-disciplinary team approach and further research initiatives to address the specific needs of older PD patients.