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The role and value of a hospice night support service in supporting out-of-hours domiciliary care: A qualitative study of staff perspectives

2025-03-17

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<h4>Background: </h4> It is important to develop an adequate evidence base regarding the resources needed to meet the complex care needs of patients dying at home, and how care might best be resourced and coordinated. Currently, however, there is little information about the nature, extent and adequacy of local and national provision, particularly of out-of-hours care. The wide variation in service models in the U...

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Literature Corpus work: e9a83126-2e53-5d5b-835e-759f52efb430
DOI: 10.12688/healthopenres.13775.1

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