Oxygen therapy in palliative care

publication date: Oct 31, 2011
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In terminal care refractory dyspnoea can be a common and difficult symptom to treat. Currently oxygen is considered an appropriate treatment for this condition. One-third of Canada's oxygen budget is spent on palliative provision.


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