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See Latest ArticlesPatterns of Access to Community Palliative Care Services: A Literature Review
Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 05/13/09
Walshe C et al. - The studies do not identify the reasons for such variable access, or whether such variability is warranted with reference to clinical need or other factors. Studies tend to focus on access to specialist palliative care services without looking at the complexities of service use. Studies need to move beyond description of utilization patterns, and examine whether such patterns are inequitable, and what is happening in the referral or other processes that may result in such patterns.
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