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Promoting primary palliative care in Western Kenya using Project ECHO®.

Currently less than 2% of Kenyans with severe symptoms receive palliative care (PC). Moreover, PC services are concentrated in urban settings and most rural healthcare providers have limited PC expertise. Project ECHO® Palliative Care for Western Kenya was developed as part of a hub-and-spoke model for improving primary PC in rural Kenya. The programme is based at Moi University and Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital, a public, tertiary care facility with a catchment of 25 million Kenyans, the majority of whom live in rural settings. Self-reported assessments by primary care providers found th

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… Competing interests The authors reported that they received funding from the Pfizer Foundation and the Indiana University Foundation, which may be affected by the research reported in the enclosed publication. … Additional support was provided for partial salary support by the Indiana University Foundation (H.E.). Footnotes How to cite this article: Elias H, Nyariki S, Kelly CM, Vik T, Cornetta K. Promoting primary palliative care in Western Kenya using Project ECHO ® . …