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'''Primary purpose:''' Aims to evaluate Latvia's current palliative care services, suggest improvements, and advocate for the establishment of comprehensive, person-centered care to meet the growing demand and provide quality end-of-life support for all, regardless of socio-economic status. | '''Primary purpose:''' Aims to evaluate Latvia's current palliative care services, suggest improvements, and advocate for the establishment of comprehensive, person-centered care to meet the growing demand and provide quality end-of-life support for all, regardless of socio-economic status. | ||
'''Sponsor, manager or home institution:''' The Ministry of Health and | '''Sponsor, manager or home institution:''' [[dataOwner::The Ministry of Health]] and [[dataOwner::The Ministry of Welfare]]. | ||
'''Type of information:''' The number of unique [[availableVariable::number of patients|patients]] for whom the family doctor's practice provided palliative care at home; The number of unique patients for whom [[availableVariable::palliative care]] was provided within the framework of home care and in a day hospital; The actual and unique number of patients who received inpatient palliative care; The average [[availableVariable::number of beds]] in the palliative care. | '''Type of information:''' The number of unique [[availableVariable::number of patients|patients]] for whom the family doctor's practice provided palliative care at home; The number of unique patients for whom [[availableVariable::palliative care]] was provided within the framework of home care and in a day hospital; The actual and unique number of patients who received inpatient palliative care; The average [[availableVariable::number of beds]] in the palliative care. | ||
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Primary purpose: Aims to evaluate Latvia's current palliative care services, suggest improvements, and advocate for the establishment of comprehensive, person-centered care to meet the growing demand and provide quality end-of-life support for all, regardless of socio-economic status.
Sponsor, manager or home institution: The Ministry of Health and The Ministry of Welfare.
Type of information: The number of unique patients for whom the family doctor's practice provided palliative care at home; The number of unique patients for whom palliative care was provided within the framework of home care and in a day hospital; The actual and unique number of patients who received inpatient palliative care; The average number of beds in the palliative care.
Data level: regional level.
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