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A public health perspective on end of life care
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A public health perspective on end of life care
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"While palliative care is increasingly recognized as an indispensable public health matter, it remains a theme only sporadically dealt with within public health. Conversely, a public health approach is rarely purposely applied within palliative care and palliative care research. This book presents a synthesis and overview of empirical evidence and policies pertaining to the end of life of populations. In 22 chapters renowned international contributors apply a population perspective to the clinical and social circumstances of death and dying. They discuss the access to and use of palliative care and end of life care services, the organization of palliative care services in different care settings, and social inequalities at the end of life. These issues are looked at through national and supra-national policies on end of life care across the world and outline an empiricism-based image of the end of life of populations."--Back cover.
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