Transcription of Palliative Care Module 5 - WHO
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Palliative CareKnowledge into ActionCancer ControlWHO Guide for Effective ProgrammesWorldwide, millions of cancer patients could be relieved from pain and unnecessary suffering if they had timely access to good Palliative care . This Module explains how to develop an effective Palliative care programme within the context of a national cancer control programme. It is based on the Planning Module , which provides a comprehensive Planning Module , which provides a comprehensive Planningunderstanding of the overall cancer control planning process. Although this Palliative care Module focuses on cancer and does not specifically address other diseases, Palliative care Module focuses on cancer and does not specifically address other diseases, Palliative careit recognizes the need for developing Palliative care with a public health approach that targets all age groups suffering from diseases or conditions in need of Palliative care .
6 Prevention Knowledge into Action Cancer Control WHO Guide for Effective Programmes PREVENTION A practical guide for programme managers on how to implement effective cancer prevention by
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