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Who wants to die in here? = Qui veut mourir ici ? : perspectives des prisonniers atteints de maladies chroniques : perspectives of prisoners with chronic conditions

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LOEB, Susan J. | PENROD, Janice | MCGHAN, Gwen | KITT-LEWIS, Erin | HOLLENBEAK, Christopher S.

Les auteurs examinent les valeurs, croyances et perceptions des actuels, potentiels et futurs consommateurs de soins palliatifs en prison afin de déterminer les facilités et les obstacles à fournir des soins compatissants à ceux qui meurent en prison.

Voir la revue «JOURNAL OF HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSING, 16»

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