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Why health equity is not an add-on, but a required component of high-quality care.

Study finds a pharmacist-led telemedicine model preserved outpatient palliative care access for established patients during a temporary staffing shortage.

Specialty palliative care programs across the country are encouraged to participate in a national initiative mapping access to palliative care.

Rapid review identifies key themes in the Latino dementia caregiving experience to inform nursing practice and palliative care integration.

Why health equity is not an add-on, but a required component of high-quality care.

Study finds no significant difference between facilitated and self-guided ACP approaches among Black and White older adults with serious illness.

Specialty palliative care programs across the country are encouraged to participate in a national initiative mapping access to palliative care.

Incentive-based programs targeting Medicare Advantage members with serious illness may improve palliative care delivery and care coordination while reducing health care costs.

What palliative care clinicians need to know about assessing and managing serious illness in patients who are unhoused.

Study finds a pharmacist-led telemedicine model preserved outpatient palliative care access for established patients during a temporary staffing shortage.

Study finds palliative care consultation is underutilized among veterans hospitalized with alcohol-associated hepatitis, with Black veterans significantly less likely to receive a consult.

What palliative care clinicians need to know about when and how to collaborate with consultation-liaison psychiatry.

Palliative care leaders are encouraged to save the date, October 13-15, 2027 in Columbus, Ohio.

Listen to a two-part episode about palliative care access, reimbursement, quality standards, and what comes next for the field.

CAPC's Brynn Bowman and Allison Silvers explain why CMS's expanded ACCESS model is expected to have minimal impact on palliative care programs.