The Collusion Classification Grid: a Supervision and Research Tool

We have recently published an article in the Journal of Pain and Symptom Management on collusion (1), in which we clarified its theoretical framework, summarized the scarce palliative and supportive care literature on collusion, and deplored the almost complete lack of research on this clinically prevalent and relevant phenomenon. We also argued that the few studies conducted on collusion in end-of-life care lack methodological robustness. Consequently, we developed a tool, the Collusion Classification Grid (CCG), with the aim of orienting and structuring empirical investigations of collusion.

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