The Living Model: An Australian Model for Aboriginal Palliative Care Service Delivery with International Implications

Research in the area of palliative care service to Aboriginal peoples is still in its infancy. providers and health policy makers the world are calling for research-based to guide practice. To make a contribution this important initiative, this article will an overview of an evidence-based model for rural and remote Aboriginal palliative service delivery in Australia. The model attracted considerable interest from Canadian international audiences, and they have provided feedback to the authors. These audiences that the model resonates with, and practical insights for, those interested in palliative care in diverse geographical. Thus, this overview is intended not only provide a thorough introduction to the model interested readers but to go some way toward our common concerns as well; it also possible solutions to the challenges faced all involved in the provision of palliative care Aboriginal people.