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Meaning in life and quality of life: comparison between palliative care patients and a representative sample of the Swiss population

2019-07-15

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background and objectives Existential areas, and in particular the concept of meaning in life, represent a key topic in palliative care. The aims of this study are to explore (i) the differences in perceived meaning in life (MIL) and in the meaning-relevant life areas between a representative sample of the Swiss population and palliative care patients, and (ii) to what extent MIL can be...

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36b970ce-18ff-5eae-847f-cef750ccee87
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10.21203/rs.2.11370/v1
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