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PACED
supporting the advance of palliative care
in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
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48 million people
Nearly 2.5 million children
each year in low and middle income countries need palliative care
die each year in need of palliative care and pain relief
under
$3
Providing essential pain relief medicine and equipment in low and middle income countries would cost
per capita
Pain relief medicine
Equipment
Sum 3$
5 Stages of UHC
1
2
3
4
5
The five elements of Universal Health Care
Palliative care
Palliative care
Treatment
Treatment
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation
Promotion
Promotion
Prevention
Prevention
MODERN MEDICINE CONTINUES TO FIND NEW WAYS
TO TREAT ILLNESS, BUT FOR EACH OF USA TIME WILL COME WHEN THE PATH IS UNCERTAIN OR THE END COMES INTO SIGHT. WHEN THAT TIME ARRIVES AND SOMEONE IS SUFFERING – PHYSICALLY, PSYCHOLOGICALLY OR IN ANOTHER WAY –
PALLIATIVE CARE CAN PROVIDE CARE BEYOND CURE.
LIKE ALL GOOD HEALTHCARE, PALLIATIVE CARE DEPENDS ON PROFESSIONALS HAVING THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS TO UNDERSTAND AND RESPOND EFFECTIVELY TO EACH INDIVIDUAL'S NEEDS.
TO TREAT ILLNESS, BUT FOR EACH OF USA TIME WILL COME WHEN THE PATH IS UNCERTAIN OR THE END COMES INTO SIGHT. WHEN THAT TIME ARRIVES AND SOMEONE IS SUFFERING – PHYSICALLY, PSYCHOLOGICALLY OR IN ANOTHER WAY –
PALLIATIVE CARE CAN PROVIDE CARE BEYOND CURE.
LIKE ALL GOOD HEALTHCARE, PALLIATIVE CARE DEPENDS ON PROFESSIONALS HAVING THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS TO UNDERSTAND AND RESPOND EFFECTIVELY TO EACH INDIVIDUAL'S NEEDS.
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