This report shows how Californians' end-of-life care differs by race and ethnicity. It identifies gaps in providing culturally sensitive services and offers recommendations for change.

Revealing how California's diverse population views death and dying issues, this study examines attitudes about end-of-life care planning, life support, and pain management.

This report provides a snapshot of hospice utilization, trends, cost, and quality in California from 1996 through 2004.

This report examines changing attitudes about death and dying and potential trends through the lens of demographics, the cost and nature of end-of-life care, and culture.