Elise C Tarbi
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Recent Articles
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Tarbi E, Schuler S, Ambrose N, Hutchinson R, Reblin M, Cheung K
BMC Palliat Care
. 2025 Mar;
24(1):55.
PMID: 40033257
Background: While telehealth may offer promise for accessible, efficient palliative care delivery, leveraging telehealth technologies as an opportunity to better understand and advance the science of palliative care communication has...
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Tarbi E, Ambrose N, Anderson E, Hutchinson R, Han P, Reblin M, et al.
PEC Innov
. 2025 Feb;
6:100377.
PMID: 39974585
Context/objectives: Establishing human connection is critical during serious illness conversations, however the sensory and relational environment of telehealth may require innovative communication practices for clinicians, patients, and families to do...
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Content Analysis of Serious Illness Conversation Documentation: Structured vs. Free-Text Information
Durieux B, Zupanc S, Tarbi E, Manz C, Lakin J, Lindvall C
J Pain Symptom Manage
. 2024 Jul;
68(4):369-381.e4.
PMID: 39019351
Context: Clear, accessible, and thorough documentation of serious illness conversations helps ensure that critical information patients share with clinicians is reflected in their future care. Objectives: We sought to characterize...
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Tarbi E, Moore C, Wallace C, Beaussant Y, Broden E, Chammas D, et al.
J Palliat Med
. 2024 Mar;
27(10):1379-1389.
PMID: 38546453
Identifying and attending to the existential needs of persons with serious illness and their care partners are integral to whole-person palliative care (PC). Yet, many PC clinicians, due to individual...
5.
Tarbi E, Broden E, Rosa W, Hayden A, Morgan B
Am J Nurs
. 2023 Sep;
123(10):42-48.
PMID: 37732668
Relationship-centered palliative nursing during serious illness requires existential care. Yet, multilevel systemic barriers hinder nurses' ability to provide this care. The authors suggest ways to navigate these barriers, highlighting existential...
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Tarbi E, Durieux B, Brain J, Kwok A, Umeton R, Samineni S, et al.
J Pain Symptom Manage
. 2023 Apr;
66(1):e155-e161.
PMID: 37037343
No abstract available.
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Durieux B, Zverev S, Tarbi E, Kwok A, Sciacca K, Pollak K, et al.
JAMIA Open
. 2023 Feb;
6(1):ooad009.
PMID: 36789287
Objectives: As computational methods for detecting symptoms can help us better attend to patient suffering, the objectives of this study were to develop and evaluate the performance of a natural...
8.
Durieux B, Tarbi E, Lindvall C
Palliat Med
. 2022 Sep;
36(8):1168-1170.
PMID: 36062726
No abstract available.
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Tarbi E, Blanch-Hartigan D, van Vliet L, Gramling R, Tulsky J, Sanders J
Patient Educ Couns
. 2022 Apr;
105(7):1963-1969.
PMID: 35410737
High-quality communication can mitigate suffering during serious illness. Innovations in theory and technology present the opportunity to advance serious illness communication research, moving beyond inquiry that links broad communication constructs...
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Tarbi E, Morgan B
Nurs Res
. 2022 Jan;
71(4):322-327.
PMID: 35067647
Background: The voices of people living with serious, life-limiting illnesses are often underrepresented in research. Furthermore, a biomedical bias toward treatment and stigma associated with illness prevents healthcare providers from...