Matters of care and the good death – rhetoric or reality? : Current Opinion in Supportive and
Palliative Care Matters of care and the good death – rhetoric or reality? : Current Opinion in …

Background Access to palliative care is recognised as a human right, yet clear disparities
exist. There have been recent appeals to examine people's contexts and interactions with …

Home has become established as the preferred place of death within health policy and
practice in the UK and internationally. However, growing awareness of the structured …

Background: Visual methods have been used extensively in social research to explore
people's experiences of structural disadvantage. This indicates that they may provide a …

Health disparities in palliative care are preventable consequences of structural
discrimination and marginalization. The first step in addressing a problem is recognizing …

There is a need to understand how to improve palliative care provision for people impacted
by social inequity. Social inequity, such as that related to socioeconomic circumstances, has …

Services play a crucial role in responding to homelessness, facilitating stable housing, and
improving health outcomes. Yet people in need do not always access services and little is …

Background: International palliative care policy often views home as the most desirable
location for end-of-life care. However, people living in more deprived areas can worry about …

Well‐being (or lack thereof) is one phenomena that is shaped by and has important
implications for organizational (in) equalities, yet remains widely conceptualized at an …

Advances in digital health, systems biology, environmental monitoring, and artificial
intelligence (AI) continue to revolutionize health care, ushering a precision health future …