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Bleeding management in hospice care settings #341

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LIAO, Pamela | JOHNSTONE, Candice | RICH, Shayna E.

Bleeding is a distressing, complex, and relatively common symptom in palliative care. It can present at many anatomical sites and vary in acuity and presentation. This Fast Fact provides an approach to managing noncatastrophic bleeding in terminally ill patients in home or hospice settings. [Background]

http://dx.doi.org/10.1089/jpm.2017.0523

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