… Firstly, there is a lack of consistency in how the terms ‘availability’ and ‘accessibility’ are
used in studies of raw material supply and what these terms actually mean. Clarification of …

… of overall accessibility (in addition to availability, affordability … end of life care field, geographical
accessibility to palliative care services has been examined in Canada, where access to …

… of challenges to improve access to and the quality of health care available to residents of …
facing end-of-life care issues, access to palliative and hospice care is a significant quality-oflife …

… Little is known about the role of geographic access to inpatient palliative and end of life
care (PEoLC) facilities in place of death and how geographic access varies by settlement (urban …

… are created in order to make information available to those who need it. For example, potential
home buyers can visit county offices to access information about real property within their …

… for tertiary-level care, end-of-life (EOL) care should be available in rural communities, as
terminally … living in rural areas have limited access to specialized palliative care and home care. …

… literature review were mostly satisfied with the end-of-life care provided to them; however, …
by reduced access and availability of services’. While palliative care was available in all the …

… access, frequent visiting & longer stays towards end-of-life. Relatives satisfied with the
accessibility, … , size, familiarity and atmosphere of the hospital, along with available internal and …

… end-of-life care. Society must be educated to understand that death can be peaceful and that
end-of-life … Enabling affordability, expanding availability, and ensuring access are the only …

… to visit, the availability of parenteral drugs, and access to 24 hour … the end of life that suggested
the need to improve access to … for the quality of end-of-life care provided to patients. UK …