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Although quality end-of-life care provision is an international public health issue, the majority of evidence is not generated in low- and middle-income countries that bear a disproportionate burden of progressive illnesses.To identify the priorities and preferences of the Namibian public for end-of-life care.Using a cross-sectional study design, data were collected in the country's capital, Windhoek,...
Abstract. The role of the general practitioner (GP) in providing palliative care in the community is of increasing importance. Concomitantly, there is more interaction between the palliative care support services and the GP. Even when there is input from the palliative care support services, there can be barriers that impede effective delivery of palliative care by the GP. These include poor communication...
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