… the palliative care. Little is known, however, either of their views or of how best to organize
palliative care in rural … of a palliative care network Mixed urban/rural A palliative care network …

… For example, a family caregiver from rural South Dakota stated that”…when I think of
palliative care, I always think of hospice…I don’t know the difference.” Veterans from rural …

… palliative care providers and 1 for palliative care volunteers or family members, were conducted
in each rural … palliative volunteers or family members of those who had received hospice …

… Background: Developing palliative care (PC) programs in rural settings is challenging due
… with family. Teams also identified barriers to optimizing PC for patient and families, including …

… patients unable to travel to city cancer clinics and those not associated with palliative care
services); reliance on family and health professionals’ recall of patient preferences; variations …

… to recognize the value of palliative care well before the end of life… palliative care delivery,
challenges, and innovations in rural … with cancer and family members in rural and remote areas …

… to all families during the palliative care cancer journey. There is much variability in the
families’ sourcing of information and the type of information that they want. The families expected …

… palliative care interdisciplinary teams in rural areas are limited. The development and
sustainment of rural palliative care … needs of the patients and their families as well as those of the …

… Families in a rural … care workforce and resource allocation to institutions. The aim of this
study was to describe the experience of families and nurses with extended rural palliative care to …

… in rural areas where there is limited access to palliative care … facilitators to access palliative
care services in rural areas of … the palliative team to just talk to family about goals of care?” (…