Building public engagement and access to palliative care and advance care planning: a qualitative study
Rachel Black,
Felicity Hasson,
Paul Slater
et al.
Abstract:Background
Research evidence suggests that a lack of engagement with palliative care and advance care planning could be attributed to a lack of knowledge, presence of misconceptions and stigma within the general public. However, the importance of how death, dying and bereavement is viewed and experienced has been highlighted as an important aspect in enabling public health approaches to palliative care. Therefore, research which explores the public views on strategies to facilitate engagement with palliative … Show more
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