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Access to Palliative Care Services: Innovative Development of a Statewide Network.

Sarah Mollman^1,2, Charlene Berke³, Debra Anderson⁴

¹South Dakota Palliative Care Network, Yankton, South Dakota, USA.

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A new network in South Dakota improved palliative care access for rural patients. The South Dakota Palliative Care Network (SDPCN) assessed needs and developed strategies to enhance services for serious illnesses.

Keywords:

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Health Services Research
Rural Health
Palliative Care

Background:

Palliative care access is uneven in rural South Dakota.
A planning grant in 2018 initiated efforts to improve these services.
Serious illnesses require specialized palliative care support.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a palliative care strategy for South Dakota.
To improve access to quality palliative care for rural residents.
To share the process of network development and future strategies.

Main Methods:

Formation of the South Dakota Palliative Care Network (SDPCN).
Conducting needs assessments on palliative care perception, landscape, and solutions.
Inventorying community resources and addressing identified gaps.

Main Results:

The SDPCN developed a statewide palliative care strategy.
Needs assessments informed understanding of palliative care in South Dakota.
Secured funding for network sustainability and education initiatives.

Conclusions:

The SDPCN provides a blueprint for improving rural palliative care.
Ongoing education for providers and community members is crucial.
Sustained network engagement is key to accessible quality palliative care.