

Addressing healthcare equity in end-of-life care
The ability to achieve end-of-life care that reflects our wishes and priorities, and to have access to a full range of options should be a universal human right.
We live in a nation that is a beautiful mix of cultures, traditions and faiths. What is right is ensuring that all people have the resources and tools they need to plan for an end-of-life experience that aligns with their values, priorities and beliefs.
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