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Guide for the Palliative Care of Patients with Disabilities Patients with disabilities face unique barriers in accessing high-quality palliative care. This essential guide provides a structured, evidence-based approach to delivering compassionate, disability-sensitive palliative care across settings. Bridging disability rights, ethical frameworks, and clinical best practices, this book supports healthcare professionals in addressing physical, cognitive, sensory, psychosocial, and communication challenges with dignity and equity. It integrates multidisciplinary collaboration, assistive technology, policy considerations, and quality improvement strategies to build inclusive care systems for the next decade. Why This Book Is Worth Buying - Combines disability rights frameworks with advanced palliative care principles. - Provides practical assessment tools and communication strategies for complex cases. - Supports inclusive, ethical, and person-centered healthcare delivery. Who This Book Is For - Palliative care physicians and nurses. - Rehabilitation specialists and disability care professionals. - Social workers and interdisciplinary team members. - Healthcare educators and policy developers. Target Audience Healthcare professionals working in palliative care, disability services, long-term care facilities, rehabilitation centers, community health programs, and academic institutions.

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