Background Globally, children with cancer often experience delays in palliative care referral
or are infrequently referred. Therefore, we conducted a qualitative study to gain insight from …

Over the last 4 decades, palliative care in India had steady growth and development from
the early hospice movement in the 1980s to specialist and subspecialist palliative medicine …

Background: The need for palliative care among patients living with cancer is increasing
globally. This need is far greater in resource-constrained settings like Ghana where there is …

Background: Thailand has few studies on palliative care programmes for people with
conditions other than cancer. Objective: The objective of this review was to investigate and …

Israel is one of the few countries worldwide with a national policy and defined standards of
palliative care (PC); its culture is highly diverse and more traditionally oriented in …

The aim of this study was to identify barriers and mechanisms in the development of
palliative care in the province of Aceh, North West Indonesia. Several factors, including an …

Background: To contribute with knowledge to health policy development, this article
presents a critical discourse analysis of two Norwegian official reports on palliative care …

Background Adults and children with cancer are referred to palliative care infrequently or
late. Oncologists often gatekeep these referrals. Social exchange theory is used to explain …

Sažetak Palijativna skrb je pristup koji unaprjeđuje kvalitetu života pacijenata (odraslih i
djece) i njihove obitelji i to onih koji su suočeni s problemima vezanima uz životno …

Abstract Background and Aim: In India, there is a high incidence, low cure rates and
increased cancer-associated deaths among children with cancer. Although a significant …