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Assessment Of The Knowledge Of Palliative Medicine Among General Practitioners

2021-03-03

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<h4>Background: </h4> Palliative patients who stay at home require exceptional medical care provided by General Practitioners (GPs) in conjunction with specialists in palliative medicine. To ensure effective treatment, proper cooperation between them is essential. <h4>Aim: </h4> An assessment of the knowledge and attitudes of GPs towards palliative medicine Design: The research was based on a survey questionnaire,...

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Literature Corpus work: 0229cbd7-2c64-53fd-bd8f-5493eb472f30
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-255609/v1

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