To The Editor, Even though palliative care has been present in India since the mid-1980s,
provision of services has not kept pace with demand: coverage is poor as evidenced by per …

Background: 40 million people in the world are in need of palliative care, but only one-
seventh of that population receive services. Underuse of palliative care in low resource …

Purpose: The aim of the study was to explore the lived experience of caregivers providing
home care for terminal cancer patients with the objectives of documenting their experiences …

Elderly patients receiving palliative care are terminally ill, thereby requiring an increasing
amount of caregivers' time and attention. Caregivers often face diverse issues and …

Background: Health system restructuring coupled with the preference of patients to be cared
for at home has altered the setting for the provision of palliative care. Accordingly, there has …

Background Home-based palliative care is an essential resource for many communities. We
conducted a qualitative study to explore perceptions of a home-based palliative care …

Background There is clear evidence that the full range of services required to support
people dying at home are far from being implemented, either in England or elsewhere. No …

Aim. To identify home‐based palliative care service utilisation by people with cancer and
non‐cancer conditions. Background. Palliative care knowledge and skill have been derived …

Purpose: The implementation of home-based palliative care has been recognized as a
commendable care model. However, it is noteworthy that families residing in Indonesia …

Background: Palliative care aims to improve the quality of life for patients and their families,
by helping them to cope with problems associated with illness. It targets four aspects of …