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Fostering hope through palliative rehabilitation = Favoriser l’espoir à travers la réhabilitation palliative

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BELCHAMBER, Caroline | GOUSY, Mamood | ELLIS-HILL, Caroline

A travers des témoignages de malades, les auteurs de cet article exposent en quoi la réhabilitation palliative est la clé pour améliorer les conditions de vie des patients atteints de cancer.

Voir la revue «EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE CARE, 20»

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