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ISSN:2632-3524

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Antonia Vélez-López,Juan Manuel Carmona-Torres,Ángel López-González et al. Antonia Vélez-López et al.
Background: In Spain, there are between 300,000 and 370,000 people with palliative care needs, and it is believed that fewer than 50% can access them. The current challenge is to combat inequities in access to palliative ...
Sofia Weiss Goitiandia,Eve Namisango,Emmanuel B K Luyirika et al. Sofia Weiss Goitiandia et al.
Background: Palliative care (PC), a holistic approach to care for persons living with serious illness or injury, is a crucial component of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and Sustainable Development Goal 3. While Uganda h...
Yakubu Salifu,Emmanuel Ekpor,Jonathan Bayuo et al. Yakubu Salifu et al.
Background: Familial and social support for patients with life-limiting conditions is crucial, especially in resource-poor settings. However, limited knowledge exists about patients' and caregivers' experiences within the...
Eliana Close,Mona Gupta,Jocelyn Downie et al. Eliana Close et al.
Background: Medical assistance in dying ("MAiD") became legal across Canada in 2016, and in Québec in 2015. Provincial/territorial regulatory bodies play a critical role in MAiD as they can issue binding requirements on ...
Rosemary Frey,Tess Moeke-Maxwell,Jackie Robinson et al. Rosemary Frey et al.
Background: As a result of COVID-19 restrictions, palliative care services in New Zealand and across the world needed to adapt rapidly and creatively to find new ways of working, revising, and establishing new policies an...
Eilean Rathinasamy Lazarus,Joshua K Muliira,Omar Al Zaabi et al. Eilean Rathinasamy Lazarus et al.
Background: Death is an unavoidable feature of the human experience, and nurses play a critical role in caring for patients at the end of life. Nurses' attitudes toward death reflect their individual feelings toward death...
Charlotte R Weiss,Rachel Johnson-Koenke,Karen B Hirschman Charlotte R Weiss
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic introduced a landscape that contributed to many unknowns and unmet needs among cancer family caregivers and their care recipients. ...
Sabet Van Steenbergen,Steven Vanderstichelen,Luc Deliens et al. Sabet Van Steenbergen et al.
Background: Community volunteers in palliative care (PC) have a unique position between healthcare professionals, community residents with care needs, and informal caregivers, offering complementary care and potentially p...
S Gowri,E P Abdul Azeez S Gowri
The higher prevalence and incidents of chronic and life-threatening illnesses and the aging population living with morbidity and life-limiting conditions necessitate the need for care provisions like palliative care globally. Palliative car...
Cristina Pereira,Hugo Ribeiro,Júlia Magalhães et al. Cristina Pereira et al.
Background: The increase in the prevalence of chronic, complex, or life-limiting diseases is intrinsically associated with population aging. Therefore, it is necessary to reflect on health and social care, and community p...