While at the 20th International Congress on Palliative Care in Montreal, Canada last September, it became apparent to all delegates that palliative care and its important role in caring for people with life-limiting and threatening conditions was not recognised globally. On close scrutiny of the United Nations (UN) Millennium Sustainable Development Goals for 2015-2030, it became clear that palliative care was an obvious omission. This seemed odd considering that HIV/ AIDS, sexual abuse, child mortality, and poverty (to name just a few) all featured prominently in the goals. The other oddity was that the UK, well known as the birthplace of modern palliative care, was one of three countries charged or tasked by the UN to spea...
More than 128·6 million people across 33 countries require life-saving humanitarian assistance, 92·8...
Around the world there is growing interest in the manner in which care is delivered to people at the...
Abstract Palliative care is increasingly available and the importance of its role increasingly recog...
Palliative care developed in the later part of the 20th century as a social movement and medical spe...
The unprecedented global development of palliative care over the past 50 years, originating in a cou...
The last quarter of the 20th century produced considerable advances in hospice and palliative care. ...
Modern palliative care developed in the UK in the 1960s as a response to the unmet needs of terminal...
Palliative care is coming to be regarded as a human right. Yet globally, palliative care developmen...
Around the world more than 1 million people die each week. It is estimated that 60% of these could ...
Context Palliative care is gaining ground globally and is endorsed in high-level policy commitments...
ContextThe World Health Assembly Palliative Care Resolution in 2014 and the inclusion of palliative ...
A global lack of pain and palliative care services means that millions of people each year spend the...
Katherine Sleeman and colleagues report the first worldwide projection of the future global burde...
Our purpose is to categorize palliative care development, country-by-country, throughout the world, ...
Recent advances in technology have led to the expansion of treatment options that can sustain life i...
More than 128·6 million people across 33 countries require life-saving humanitarian assistance, 92·8...
Around the world there is growing interest in the manner in which care is delivered to people at the...
Abstract Palliative care is increasingly available and the importance of its role increasingly recog...
Palliative care developed in the later part of the 20th century as a social movement and medical spe...
The unprecedented global development of palliative care over the past 50 years, originating in a cou...
The last quarter of the 20th century produced considerable advances in hospice and palliative care. ...
Modern palliative care developed in the UK in the 1960s as a response to the unmet needs of terminal...
Palliative care is coming to be regarded as a human right. Yet globally, palliative care developmen...
Around the world more than 1 million people die each week. It is estimated that 60% of these could ...
Context Palliative care is gaining ground globally and is endorsed in high-level policy commitments...
ContextThe World Health Assembly Palliative Care Resolution in 2014 and the inclusion of palliative ...
A global lack of pain and palliative care services means that millions of people each year spend the...
Katherine Sleeman and colleagues report the first worldwide projection of the future global burde...
Our purpose is to categorize palliative care development, country-by-country, throughout the world, ...
Recent advances in technology have led to the expansion of treatment options that can sustain life i...
More than 128·6 million people across 33 countries require life-saving humanitarian assistance, 92·8...
Around the world there is growing interest in the manner in which care is delivered to people at the...
Abstract Palliative care is increasingly available and the importance of its role increasingly recog...