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Transitions in palliative care provision across healthcare settings in the U.S. : a grounded theory of interdependence between specialist and generalist palliative care teams

2020-01-01

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Background: Individuals requiring palliative care near the end of life often receive that care in multiple healthcare settings, from both specialist and generalist palliative care teams. There is a need to better understand the processes that take place between the two teams that create or disrupt continuity of palliative care provision. Aim: The aim of this study was to develop a substantive theory of the psychos...

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Literature Corpus work: d702db1c-dcfa-5872-a2e9-28b95ff99a41
DOI: 10.17635/lancaster/thesis/1182

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