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Improving palliative care access in rural Malawi: insights from a mixed-methods exploration of structural and social determinants

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Authors: Atupere S Phiri, Hannah Gilbert, Michael E Herce, Eric L Krakauer, Christian Ntizimira, Emily B Wroe

This study looked at access to palliative care in rural Malawi, where many people live far from health facilities and have limited services. Most patients in the program were older adults, and many traveled long distances for care. Interviews showed that access depends on strong local leadership, reliable supplies, and support for community health workers who help deliver care at home. The findings suggest that improving community-based services and addressing social and practical barriers can expand palliative care in low-resource rural areas.

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Resource Topic: Palliative care

Resource Type: Mixed Methods

Year: 2026

Region: Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

Country: Malawi

Publisher May Restrict Access: No

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