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Helping people die at home

Macmillan Cancer Support shares Sleeman and Collis’s view that people close to the end of life must be identified as early as possible so that their care preferences can be discussed and respected.1

With the right support, three quarters (73%) of patients with cancer would prefer to die at home, but only 29% do. The current end of life system …