Systematic versus on-demand early palliative care: results from a multicentre, randomised clinical trial Marco Maltoni , Emanuela Scarpi , Monia Dall'Agata , Vittorina Zagonel , Raffaella Bertè , Daris Ferrari , Chiara Maria Broglia , Roberto Bortolussi , Leonardo Trentin , Martina Valgiusti , Sara Pini , Alberto Farolfi , Andrea Casadei Gardini , Oriana Nanni , Dino Amadori , Giovanni Luca Frassineti , Elisabetta Sansoni , Angela Ragazzini , Silvia Ruscelli , Gino Crivellari , Antonella Galiano , Maria Grazia Rodriquenz , Claudia Biasini , Rosa Porzio , Cristina Pittureri , Elena Amaducci , Marina Faedi , Carla Codecà , Francesca Crepaldi , Paolo Pedrazzoli , Alfina Bramanti , Angela Buonadonna , Ferdinando Garetto , Alessandro Comandone , Monica Giordano , Giovanna Luchena , Massimo Luzzani , Chiara Cifatte , Maria Simona Pino , Sonia Zoccali , Maria Teresa Cattaneo , Davide Dalu , Pietro Sozzi , Roberta Gauna , Sara Alquati , Massimo Costantini , Silvia Quadrini , Filomena Narducci , Cataldo Mastromauro , Rodolfo Scognamiglio , Daniela Degiovanni , Federica Negri , Augusto Caraceni , Luigi Montanari European Journal of Cancer（2016）
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•Systematic early palliative care (EPC) and on-demand EPC were compared in pancreatic cancer patients.•Systematic EPC provides better quality of life (QoL), especially for symptom burden and physical component of QoL.•Impact on caregiver satisfaction and survival was not found.
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Early palliative care, Quality of life, Quality of care
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