A different ending: Addressing inequalities in end of life care

A different ending: Addressing inequalities in end of life care People from certain groups in society sometimes experience poorer quality care at the end of their lives because providers do not always understand or fully consider their needs, according to A different ending: Addressing inequalities in end of life care”, a new review published by the Care Quality Commission

See also:

• Dying elderly forced into to hospital against their will, report into end of life care finds  The Daily Telegraph
• End-of-life care report show minority groups face 'poor-quality' service The Independent