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Caring for someone with a life-limiting illness is associated with complex psychosocial sequelae; amplified for carers experiencing structural vulnerability. Workers across sectors of health and social care provide support for vulnerably positioned carers, yet exploration of the impacts of this work has predominantly focused on health professionals directly engaged with death and dying. This qualitative study explored ways in which palliative care and welfare workers experience work with current and bereaved carers of people with life-limiting illness, in a region associated with socioeconomic disadvantage.
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School of Social and Political Sciences, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK.
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- Secondary data from various policy sectors can reveal important factors impacting health, but sharing this data remains uncommon.
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