… of palliative care to relieve suffering, palliative care is rarely accessible in LMICs (6).
Inequality of access to palliative care is one of the largest disparities in global health care (4). …

… in palliative care development. They all fully adopted the concept that palliative care was a
public health issue and that the World Health Organization (WHO) concept of palliative care …

… palliative care development. Based on the WHO definition of palliative care, this report
considers palliative care … the context where the monitoring of palliative care will take place. The …

… Palliative care for patients with NCDs is not widely available globally, with only … health-care
facilities) of palliative care in primary health care and 37% in community- or home-based care…

… Examples have been identified from literature searches and from an international call for
examples through various organizations, including the European Association of Palliative Care …

… palliative care services, around half of palliative care funding comes from private (charitable
or consumer) sources, 1 indicating that greater priority needs to be given to palliative care in …

… These guidelines till not onty improve care br children with cancer, acquired … (AIDS), or
those who are receiving palliative care, but will he a benefir to ail children. The spccitic …

… of palliative care development in different regions of the world with a pair of case studies of
models of palliative care … part of the European Association for Palliative Care were included in …

… the palliative care needs of a population). For the measurement of palliative care coverage,
we used European Association for Palliative Care White Paper recommendations: one home …

… Under the auspices of the World Health Organization (WHO) key policy makers and … cancer
control and developed a public health strategy for palliative care – a program to extend our …