Advancements in hospice and palliative care in China: A five-year review
Yuhan Lu, Wenhua Yu, Jie Zhang, Ran Li
Abstract
In response to the challenges posed by an aging population, an increasing cancer incidence, and the growing demand for hospice care services, China has actively promoted the development of hospice and palliative care, achieving significant progress in the past five years. This article provides a retrospective analysis of the efforts and accomplishments in the field of hospice and palliative care in China, focusing on government policy support, quality standards and regulations, drug management, health provider training, and public education. Additionally, the study explores the current issues and challenges in the field.
Topics & Concepts
Palliative careChinaGovernment (linguistics)Hospice careNursingMedicinePopulation ageingPublic policyHealth carePopulationPolitical scienceEnvironmental healthPhilosophyLawLinguisticsPalliative Care and End-of-Life IssuesOrgan Donation and TransplantationHealthcare Systems and Reforms