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- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF classification A1.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF date "2022".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF language "eng".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF type journalArticle.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF hasPart 01GJZDF2D7T16MNJKDASGBY5GH.pdf.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF subject "Medicine and Health Sciences".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF subject "Social Sciences".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF doi "10.1186/s12904-022-01074-4".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF issn "1472-684X".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF issue "1".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF volume "21".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF abstract "Background The legalization of Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada in 2016 provided new impetus for improving palliative care. This commitment to improvement included the development of a National Palliative Care Framework and Action Plan. The purpose of this study was to understand the progress made in palliative care since 2016 from the perspective of persons working and volunteering in palliative care and compare geographic differences. Methods A digital survey was developed from goals identified in Canada's Palliative Care Framework and Action Plan and administered online using Qualtrics. Participants were recruited through national palliative care organizations. The survey included both quantitative survey items designed to evaluate improvements across 5 domains and 29 items and included open-ended questions about impacts, innovations, and ongoing challenges. Descriptive statistics were generated for survey domains, items, and demographic variables. Geographic differences were compared using Independent-Samples Kruskal-Wallis test. Qualitative data was analyzed inductively into themes. Results One hundred fifty surveys met inclusion criteria and were analysed. Overall, the most improvement was reported in palliative care education and the least improvement was reported in support for family caregivers. Items on which respondents reported the most improvement included healthcare provider education in palliative care, advance care planning, and use of technology. Items on which respondents reported the least improvement were respite for family caregivers, access to bereavement services, and in-home support for family caregivers. Notably, rural participants reported more statistically significant improvements in the domains of education, access, and research and data collection than their urban counterparts. However, rural participants reported less improvement in places to die when home is not preferable. The COVID-19 pandemic was a significant contributor to these perceived improvements and ongoing challenges. Conclusion Canada's Framework and Action Plan sets out a roadmap for improving palliative care in Canada. Participants in this survey noted significant improvements in key areas, a notable accomplishment amidst the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Some improvements were a result of greater use of distance technology. Further leveraging these improvements will make an important contribution to solving some of the rural and remote palliative care issues that have arisen from Canada's unique geography.".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF author 32676AE8-F0EE-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF author urn:uuid:16043850-ab67-477e-9e80-cd590c3e4ffe.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF author urn:uuid:7c94ff98-3561-48f9-9ed0-1a579cb0d5d2.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF author urn:uuid:9323110d-c6cc-4592-86cd-9ce9b7b1b8ca.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF author urn:uuid:9c8007f3-8c19-4dcc-9868-c23b42c6c033.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF author urn:uuid:9fce2a0b-9d70-4a86-b83f-a30351d1884d.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF author urn:uuid:c5709947-cf12-4187-ad9b-71d1eae1dfe5.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF dateCreated "2022-11-28T15:20:55Z".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF dateModified "2024-07-09T15:48:32Z".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF name "Is progress being made on Canada’s palliative care framework and action plan? A survey of stakeholder perspectives".
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF pagination urn:uuid:4493b165-af34-496e-b2c2-89285536ae62.
- 01GJZD7CV0E26E4ZFSYYJS78MF publisher urn:uuid:99539cac-4339-48b5-8845-e19cb8ed1fbd.
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