Discussing preferred place of death with patients: staff experiences in a UK specialist palliative care setting.

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Factors influencing practitioner adoption of carer-led assessment in palliative homecare: A qualitative study of the use of the Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool (CSNAT).Do place-of-death preferences for patients receiving specialist palliative care change over time?

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