Cure palliative nel contesto globale

Cure palliative nel contesto globale

Samuel M. Mwangi / Samuel MMwangi

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Editorial:
KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2021
Materia
Sociedad y cultura: general
ISBN:
9786204132747
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Le cure palliative sono cresciute enormemente in tutto il mondo dall’istituzione del primo hospice moderno da parte di Cecily Saunders nel Regno Unito alla fine degli anni ’60. Due decenni dopo, nel 1986, l’OMS ha sviluppato la prima definizione di cure palliative. Successive revisioni sono state fatte nel 1996 e nel 2002 per riflettere la crescente necessità di includere le cure palliative complete. Nel 1990, l’OMS è stata pioniera della Strategia di Salute Pubblica, un modello volto ad aiutare i paesi ad integrare le cure palliative nei sistemi sanitari esistenti. In parte come risultato della leadership dell’OMS, le cure palliative sono cresciute enormemente. Anche altri fattori hanno contribuito a questa crescita. Tuttavia, c’è stata poca documentazione e analisi sistematica di questa crescita, o dello stato attuale delle cure palliative nel mondo. Questo progetto ha impiegato un approccio metodologico misto per esplorare le strutture e i concetti alla base degli standard delle cure palliative in diversi paesi e per indagare i fattori salienti associati alla crescita delle cure palliative nel mondo.

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