Family member's care expectations, care perceptions, and satisfaction with advanced cancer care : results of a multi-site pilot study = Attentes, perception et degré de satisfaction des familles de patients cancéreux en phase terminale

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Family member's care expectations, care perceptions, and satisfaction with advanced cancer care : results of a multi-site pilot study = Attentes, perception et degré de satisfaction des familles de patients cancéreux en phase terminale

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L'étude rapporte les résultats de l'évaluation d'instruments de mesure de la représentation des familles de la qualité des soins donnés à l'un des leurs atteint de cancer : échelle d'attente, échelle de perception, échelle de soins familiaux, échelle destinée à évaluer le fonctionnement de la famille.

Voir la revue «JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE CARE, 13»

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Langue: anglais
Illustration: NON
Bibliographie: 38 réf.

Revue: JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE CARE, n°4, vol.13

Mots-clés

17 FORMATION RECHERCHE > METHODE > EVALUATION
03 ACTEUR DU SOIN > ACTEUR SOIN > FAMILLE
11 SOCIOLOGIE > QUALITE VIE
02 SOINS > SOIN > QUALITE SOIN
02 SOINS > PRISE EN CHARGE
02 SOINS > SOIN > QUALITE SOIN > SATISFACTION
09 CORPS ET DEVELOPPEMENT > BESOIN FONDAMENTAL

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