A good death in Uganda: survey of needs for palliative care for terminally ill people in urban areas
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Date
2003
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Bmj
Abstract
The epidemic of HIV/AIDS has stretched the already poorly resourced healthcare infrastructure in sub- Saharan Africa, including Uganda. Access to basic health care is limited to only 41% of the population.1 Annual expenditure per capita stands at just $12 (€10, £7), and 34% of the population live in absolute poverty (living on or earning less than $1 a day and unable to afford enough food to consume 2000 to 3000 calories a day).1
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Death, Uganda, Survey, Palliative care, Ill people, Urban areas
Citation
Kikule, E. (2003). A good death in Uganda: survey of needs for palliative care for terminally ill people in urban areas. Bmj, 327(7408), 192-194.