As the number of refugees continues to increase globally, so does the number of older
adults forced to migrate from their home region to Western countries. Many of these older …

By and large, the attention and resources of governments, NGOs, and humanitarian actors
have been directed at children and working-age displaced people, ignoring the needs and …

Background Most people would prefer to die at home. Engaging citizens in end-of-life care
may contribute to making home death possible for more people. Aims To test the feasibility …

Background Palliative care in low-or middle-income country (LMIC) humanitarian settings is
a new area, experiencing a degree of increased momentum over recent years. The review …

The catastrophic nature of war has deleterious impact on almost all individuals of the
affected populations; amongst them older adults are known to be one of the most vulnerable …

This chapter draws on stress and coping perspectives to document the contextual, relational,
and personal characteristics associated with psychological resilience following late-life …

The number of people forced to leave their home or place of habitual residence due to
armed conflict, persecution, human rights violations, natural or human-made disasters …

This research is about palliative care in humanitarian crises. It draws on personal stories
from Gaza. In protracted war, what are: meanings of suffering, illness and dying; trade-offs in …

Background: Forced migration of humans as a result of conflict continues to be a global
problem. Many of the refugees displaced and made vulnerable by conflict induced forced …

Ageing as a refugee in an unsettled life situation increases the need for identity
management due to dramatic life changes. This qualitative study, influenced by …