What factors predict the confidence of palliative care delivery in long‐term care staff? A mixed‐methods study

Background Research has indicated that clinical staff in long‐term care often lack self‐confidence in palliative care delivery, particularly at the end of life. Goals (a) To examine the contribution of age, palliative care education, palliative care work‐related experience and psychological empowerment to palliative care delivery confidence and (b) to explore the social reality shaping those factors for long‐term care staff. Design Explanatory...