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- Title Pages
- Foreword
- Contributors
- Acknowledgement
- Chapter 1 Applying a public health perspective to end-of-life care
- Chapter 2 Place of death and end-of-life care
- Chapter 3 Circumstances of death and dying
- Chapter 4 End-of-life decisions
- Chapter 5 Economic and health-related consequences of individuals caring for terminally ill cancer patients in Canada
- Chapter 6 Aggressive treatment and palliative care at the end of life
- Chapter 7 Access to palliative care
- Chapter 8 Communication between patient and caregiver
- Chapter 9 Palliative care in primary care
- Chapter 10 Palliative care in institutional long-term care settings
- Chapter 11 Palliative care in hospitals
- Chapter 12 Non-cancer patients as an under-served group
- Chapter 13 Palliative care for the older adult
- Chapter 14 A public health framework for paediatric palliative and hospice care
- Chapter 15 End-of-life care for patients with intellectual disabilities
- Chapter 16 End-of-life care for people who live in rural or remote areas versus those who live in urban areas
- Chapter 17 Social inequalities at the end of life
- Chapter 18 Design, implementation, and evaluation of palliative care programmes and services with a public health WHO perspective
- Chapter 19 Public health policy regarding end-of-life care in sub-Saharan Africa
- Chapter 20 Palliative care in the global context: Understanding policies to support end-of-life care
- Chapter 21 The importance of family carers in end-of-life care: A public health approach
- Chapter 22 Conclusions: Palliative care—the need for a public health approach
- Index
Acknowledgement
Acknowledgement
- Source:
- A Public Health Perspective on End of Life Care
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Foreword
- Contributors
- Acknowledgement
- Chapter 1 Applying a public health perspective to end-of-life care
- Chapter 2 Place of death and end-of-life care
- Chapter 3 Circumstances of death and dying
- Chapter 4 End-of-life decisions
- Chapter 5 Economic and health-related consequences of individuals caring for terminally ill cancer patients in Canada
- Chapter 6 Aggressive treatment and palliative care at the end of life
- Chapter 7 Access to palliative care
- Chapter 8 Communication between patient and caregiver
- Chapter 9 Palliative care in primary care
- Chapter 10 Palliative care in institutional long-term care settings
- Chapter 11 Palliative care in hospitals
- Chapter 12 Non-cancer patients as an under-served group
- Chapter 13 Palliative care for the older adult
- Chapter 14 A public health framework for paediatric palliative and hospice care
- Chapter 15 End-of-life care for patients with intellectual disabilities
- Chapter 16 End-of-life care for people who live in rural or remote areas versus those who live in urban areas
- Chapter 17 Social inequalities at the end of life
- Chapter 18 Design, implementation, and evaluation of palliative care programmes and services with a public health WHO perspective
- Chapter 19 Public health policy regarding end-of-life care in sub-Saharan Africa
- Chapter 20 Palliative care in the global context: Understanding policies to support end-of-life care
- Chapter 21 The importance of family carers in end-of-life care: A public health approach
- Chapter 22 Conclusions: Palliative care—the need for a public health approach
- Index
