(Attribution of quote in the infographic
Angela Davis, live at Southern Illinois University Carbondale on 13 February 2014, Q&A post lecture as noted by Dr Jonathan Flowers in a post contemporaneously shared on Tumblr tinyurl.com/46u6cr92)

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Read the full report "Palliative and End-of-Life Care at the Deep End" below

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Ultimately, I hope the UK pall care community can be inspired by the original revolutionary spirit from which the movement was founded, to build a better system where everyone can get the palliative and end-of-life care they need regardless of their social circumstances

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◼️ promotes housing as healthcare
◼️ is anti-racist
◼️ communicates and collaborates with other sectors including housing, homelessness, prisons, addiction and harm reduction services

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From observing inclusive care approaches in USA & Canada, I developed ten recommendations for radical change in the UK through developing palliative care which:

◼️ is trauma-informed
◼️ incorporates harm reduction approaches
◼️ is concerned with social justice

and...

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My research focused on overcoming barriers to care for under-served, structurally vulnerable groups, particularly:

➡️people experiencing homelessness

➡️people in prison

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