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ISSN:2632-3524

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Farah Demachkieh,Ahmed Kassab,Mouhamad Darwich et al. Farah Demachkieh et al.
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Yakubu Salifu,John Davies,Katie Eccles et al. Yakubu Salifu et al.
Introduction: Death literacy refers to the knowledge, skills, confidence, and social capacity that enable individuals and communities to understand and respond to dying, death, and loss, including palliative and end-of-li...
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Hsien Seow,Anish K Arora,Zhimeng Jia et al. Hsien Seow et al.
Background: Serious illness communication (SIC) is central to person-centred care and is associated with improved patient and caregiver experiences, reduced suffering, and more goal-concordant care. Despite substantial in...
Lucille Saillard,Julien Carretier,Nora Moumjid Lucille Saillard
The World Health Organization highlights significant disparities in access to palliative care (PC), especially in primary and community care. In France, ASALEE is an innovative national association that brings nurses and general practitione...