Pictured - Dr. Kieran McKeown – report author, Independent Senator, Professor John Crown, Sharon Foley CEO Irish Hospice Foundation
Irish Hospice Foundation report 'Enabling More People To Die At Home' by social and economic research consultant Dr. Kieran McKeown shows the chances of dying at home or in hospital are dictated by where you live in Ireland. ]]> Pictured - Independent senator Professor John Crown, Sharon Foley CEO and Dr Kieran Mc Keown at the launch of 'Enabling more people to die at home' report Dec 4 2014.

The report commissioned by the Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF) reveals that the chances of dying at home or in hospital are dictated by where you live in Ireland.The research highlights the wide difference in home deaths across the country, with only 18% of people in Dublin dying at home compared to 34% in Donegal. This is despite the findings of a recent national survey showing that 74% of Irish people want to die at home, up from 66% in 2004. ]]> Pictured - Independent Senator, Professor John Crown, at the launch of the report 'Enabling More People To Die At Home'. Authored by social and economic research consultant Dr. Kieran McKeown shows the chances of dying at home or in hospital are dictated by where you live in Ireland. ]]> Pictured - Dr. Kieran McKeown – report author, Independent Senator, Professor John Crown, Sharon Foley CEO Irish Hospice Foundation at the launch of Irish Hospice Foundation report 'Enabling More People To Die At Home' authored by Dr. Kieran McKeown the report shows the chances of dying at home or in hospital are dictated by where you live in Ireland.]]> Pictured - Dr. Kieran McKeown – report author, Independent Senator, Professor John Crown, Sharon Foley CEO Irish Hospice Foundation at launch of the report 'Enabling More People To Die At Home' by social and economic research consultant Dr. Kieran McKeown shows the chances of dying at home or in hospital are dictated by where you live in Ireland.

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