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The dementia patient’s pathway through specialist palliative care services : part II

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KELLY, Jacinta | O’CONNELL, Dympna

In the second part of a study that aimed to explore perceptions of the role of Specialist Palliative Care services and of the journey of dementia patients through the service, Jacinta Kelly and Dympna O’Connell examine the observations of family members caring for a loved one and their experience of the service.

Voir la revue «EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE CARE, 25»

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