Comparing Clinical Profiles, Symptom Burden, Care Delivery, and Outcomes Between Oncologic and Non-Oncologic Patients in a Public Home-Based Palliative Care Program

= 0.0021). Overall, 99.6% of patients died at home.ConclusionsPublicly funded HBPC can support a high intensity of medical and nursing care and enable successful home death for both oncological and non-oncological patients, even in socioeconomically vulnerable populations. While symptom profiles and care needs differ by diagnosis, functional status remains a key determinant of outcomes. These findings underscore the importance of PPS-guided care planning and workforce capacity to deliver equitable, scalable palliative care across disease groups.