Death, dying, loss, and care giving are not just medical issues, but societal ones. This volume explores the adoption of public health principles to palliative care, including harm reduction, early intervention, health and well-being promotion, and compassionate communities.
Death, dying, loss, and care giving are not just medical issues, but societal ones. This volume explores the adoption of public health principles to palliative care, including harm reduction, early intervention, health and well-being promotion, and compassionate communities.
Dr Julian Abel became a consultant in palliative care in 2001. He was the chair of the organising committee for the 4th International Public Health and Palliative Care Conference in 2015 and was Vice President of Public Health Palliative Care International. Since 2016 he has worked with Frome Medical Practice in Somerset in developing a new model of primary care combined with compassionate communities. He is co-author of The Compassion Project which describes the background to the Frome Project and the implications of compassion in medicine and in society at large. Along with Dr Kellehear and Dr Catherine Millington Sanders he formed Compassionate Communities UK, of which he is Director. The charity has been formed to develop broader roll-out of compassionate communities in both primary care and end of life care. Dr Abel also runs a podcast, Survival of the Kindest, about compassion and its absence. Dr Allan Kellehear is Clinical Professor in the College of Nursing and Health Sciences at the University of Vermont, USA. He was formerly 50th Anniversary Professor (End of Life Care) at the University of Bradford in the UK. He has previously held chairs in social sciences, public health, or palliative care at Middlesex, Bath, Tokyo, and La Trobe Universities. He has held honorary professorships in Austria, Australia, Canada, China, Ireland, Japan, United Kingdom, and the USA. He is internationally acknowledged to be the leading academic proponent of health-promoting palliative care and the compassionate communities/cities movement.
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* Part 1 : The Case for Public Health Palliative Care * 1: Julia Verne: Demographic and Epidemiological Challenges * 2: Philip Larkin: International Palliative Care Policy * 3: Allan Kellehear: The Social Nature of Dying and The Social Model of Health * 4: Julian Abel, Allan Kellehear, and Aliki Karapliagou: Palliative Care: The New Essentials * Part 2 : Basic Concepts and Theory * 5: Bruce Rumbold: A History of Public Health Palliative Care * 6: Mark Spreckley and Allan Kellehear: The 'New' Public Health: A social model of care * 7: Julian Abel: Health and Wellbeing * 8: Libby Sallnow: Prevention and Harm-Reduction * 9: John Rosenberg: Early Intervention * 10: Kerrie Noonan: Participatory Relations * Part 3 : Basic Practice Methods * 11: Manjula Patel and Kerrie Noonan: Community Development - Compassionate communities * 12: Gail Wilson, Emilio Herrera, Silvia Librada, and Allan Kellehear: Compassionate Cities: A social ecology at the end of life * 13: Rebecca M. Patterson and Mark A. Hazelwood: Developing End of Life Literacy through Public Education * 14: Katherine Pettus and Pati Dzotsenidze: Health Policy * 15: Andrea Grindrod: Health Promotion and Palliative care * 16: Helen Kingston, Catherine Millington-Sanders, and Julian Abel: Clinical Practice Methods with Community Resources * 17: Jason Mills and Shyla Mills: Digital Applications and Public Health Palliative Care * Part 4 : Population based approaches * 18: Emma Hodges and Nikki Archer: Health Services Redesign * 19: Samar Aoun and Bruce Rumbold: Public Health Approaches to Bereavement and Loss * 20: Holly Prince, Kathy Kortes-Miller, Kelli Stajduhar, and Denise Marshall: Public Health Palliative Care, Equity-Oriented Care, and Structural Vulnerability * 21: Suresh Kumar and Kamala Ramakrishnan: Public Health Palliative Care Design and Practice in Low- and Middle-Income Countries * Part 5 : Evidence-Base * 22: Joseph Sawyer and Libby Sallnow: The Evidence for the Effectiveness of a Public Health Palliative Care Approach * 23: Rosemary Leonard and Debbie Horsfall: The Evidence for the Importance of Naturally Occurring Networks * 24: Steven Vanderstichelen and Luc Deliens.: Complexities and Challenges in a Public Health Palliative Care Research * 25: Charles Normand: Economic Perspectives on Public Health Approaches to Palliative Care * Part 6: Education and Training * 26: Mary Hodgson and Heather Richardson.: Pedagogic Approaches for Professional Learning * 27: Sally Paul: Public Health Palliative Care Education: Children and Schools * 28: Polly Edmonds: Specialist Training: The UK Palliative Medicine Curriculum * 29: Bonnie Tompkins and Dan Malleck: Using and Building Toolkits to Support Community Action * Part 7: Conclusion and Appendices * Conclusion * Appendix A: The Compassionate City Charter- A Charter of Actions * Appendix B: Useful Organisational Links
* Part 1 : The Case for Public Health Palliative Care * 1: Julia Verne: Demographic and Epidemiological Challenges * 2: Philip Larkin: International Palliative Care Policy * 3: Allan Kellehear: The Social Nature of Dying and The Social Model of Health * 4: Julian Abel, Allan Kellehear, and Aliki Karapliagou: Palliative Care: The New Essentials * Part 2 : Basic Concepts and Theory * 5: Bruce Rumbold: A History of Public Health Palliative Care * 6: Mark Spreckley and Allan Kellehear: The 'New' Public Health: A social model of care * 7: Julian Abel: Health and Wellbeing * 8: Libby Sallnow: Prevention and Harm-Reduction * 9: John Rosenberg: Early Intervention * 10: Kerrie Noonan: Participatory Relations * Part 3 : Basic Practice Methods * 11: Manjula Patel and Kerrie Noonan: Community Development - Compassionate communities * 12: Gail Wilson, Emilio Herrera, Silvia Librada, and Allan Kellehear: Compassionate Cities: A social ecology at the end of life * 13: Rebecca M. Patterson and Mark A. Hazelwood: Developing End of Life Literacy through Public Education * 14: Katherine Pettus and Pati Dzotsenidze: Health Policy * 15: Andrea Grindrod: Health Promotion and Palliative care * 16: Helen Kingston, Catherine Millington-Sanders, and Julian Abel: Clinical Practice Methods with Community Resources * 17: Jason Mills and Shyla Mills: Digital Applications and Public Health Palliative Care * Part 4 : Population based approaches * 18: Emma Hodges and Nikki Archer: Health Services Redesign * 19: Samar Aoun and Bruce Rumbold: Public Health Approaches to Bereavement and Loss * 20: Holly Prince, Kathy Kortes-Miller, Kelli Stajduhar, and Denise Marshall: Public Health Palliative Care, Equity-Oriented Care, and Structural Vulnerability * 21: Suresh Kumar and Kamala Ramakrishnan: Public Health Palliative Care Design and Practice in Low- and Middle-Income Countries * Part 5 : Evidence-Base * 22: Joseph Sawyer and Libby Sallnow: The Evidence for the Effectiveness of a Public Health Palliative Care Approach * 23: Rosemary Leonard and Debbie Horsfall: The Evidence for the Importance of Naturally Occurring Networks * 24: Steven Vanderstichelen and Luc Deliens.: Complexities and Challenges in a Public Health Palliative Care Research * 25: Charles Normand: Economic Perspectives on Public Health Approaches to Palliative Care * Part 6: Education and Training * 26: Mary Hodgson and Heather Richardson.: Pedagogic Approaches for Professional Learning * 27: Sally Paul: Public Health Palliative Care Education: Children and Schools * 28: Polly Edmonds: Specialist Training: The UK Palliative Medicine Curriculum * 29: Bonnie Tompkins and Dan Malleck: Using and Building Toolkits to Support Community Action * Part 7: Conclusion and Appendices * Conclusion * Appendix A: The Compassionate City Charter- A Charter of Actions * Appendix B: Useful Organisational Links
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