Objectives To explore current practice in relation to palliative and end of life care in prisons,
and to make recommendations for its future provision. Design A rapid literature review of …

Purpose Older adults who are or have been incarcerated constitute a growing population in
the USA. The complex health needs of this group are often inadequately addressed during …

The increasing numbers of aging and chronically ill prisoners incarcerated in Western
nations is well-documented, as is the growing need for prison-based palliative and end-of …

Ölüm kavramı insanlık kadar eski olmakla beraber her dönem merak uyandıran, gizemli bir
konu olmuştur. Ölüm her canlının deneyimleyeceği evrensel bir olaydır. Geçmişten …

Aims: This study intended to examine death attitudes as possible predictors of death
preparedness and explore the rationale for various death attitudes across lifespan in …

Background: As the number of people ageing in prison with complex healthcare needs
continues to increase, so does the need for palliative care in the restrictive prison context …

In America's prisons, long‐term incarceration carries fears that one could die in prison alone
and abandoned. Death by incarceration looms as inescapable for myriad inmates who are …

Background: The age demographic of the incarcerated is quickly shifting from young to old.
Correctional facilities are responsible for navigating inmate access to healthcare; currently …

Purpose With a rapidly growing population of older adults with chronic illness in US prisons,
the number of people who die while incarcerated is increasing. Support for patients' medical …

Medical assistance in dying (MAiD) has been legal in Canada since 2016 and some
incarcerated patients who are at the end of their lives are eligible for the procedure …