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Home Based Palliative Care: Known Benefits and Future Directions.

Benjamin Roberts¹, Mariah Robertson², Ekene I Ojukwu¹

¹Department of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD USA.

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Summary

Home-Based Palliative Care (HBPalC) is cost-effective and benefits patients and caregivers. More research is needed to compare HBPalC models and study its use in underserved populations.

Keywords:

HBPalC Home based palliative care Home care Palliative care

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Palliative Care Research
Health Services Research

Background:

Home-Based Palliative Care (HBPalC) offers benefits across the healthcare continuum.
Evidence supports HBPalC's positive impact on patients and informal caregivers.

Purpose of the Study:

To review recent evidence on Home-Based Palliative Care (HBPalC).
To identify future research opportunities in HBPalC.

Main Methods:

Comprehensive literature search for recent evidence on HBPalC.
Analysis of existing data on HBPalC effectiveness and models.

Main Results:

High-quality data confirm the cost-effectiveness of HBPalC.
HBPalC alleviates symptoms, reduces hospitalizations, and provides end-of-life support.
Lack of comparative studies on different HBPalC models and research on underserved populations.

Conclusions:

HBPalC is a valuable, cost-effective intervention.
Further research is required to compare HBPalC models and address health equity.
Development of quality standards for HBPalC is needed.