Global Atlas of Palliative Care¶
Worldwide Hospice Palliative Care Alliance and World Health Organization. (2020). Global Atlas of Palliative Care.
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Primes¶
- Loss And Damage
- In public health, vaccination, treatment, and behaviour change reduce disease burden, and what remains afterward is morbidity and mortality that must be planned for through hospice capacity, palliative care, and statistical adjustment of projections.
This sourceQuantifies the residual disease burden — morbidity and end-of-life suffering remaining after curative treatment and prevention across cancer and chronic noncommunicable disease — and the unmet hospice and palliative-care capacity needed to absorb it.
- In public health, vaccination, treatment, and behaviour change reduce disease burden, and what remains afterward is morbidity and mortality that must be planned for through hospice capacity, palliative care, and statistical adjustment of projections.
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