Engagement of Primary Care Physicians in Home Palliative Care.

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Engagement of Primary Care Physicians in Home Palliative Care

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Amna Husain

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Lisa W Le

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Nancy Merrow

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Nanor Kevork

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Russell Goldman

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Shiraz Malik

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The Past, Present, and Future of House Calls

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How well do general practitioners deliver palliative care? A systematic review.

Delivery strategies to optimize resource utilization and performance status for patients with advanced life-limiting illness: results from the "palliative care trial" [ISRCTN 81117481].

What factors affect the use of electronic patient records by Irish GPs?

Palliative care provision by rural general practitioners in New Zealand.

Obstacles to the delivery of primary palliative care as perceived by GPs.

Roles, service knowledge and priorities in the provision of palliative care: a postal survey of London GPs.

Are family physician visits and continuity of care associated with acute care use at end-of-life? A population-based cohort study of homecare cancer patients.

Providing palliative care for cancer patients: the views and exposure of community general practitioners and district nurses in Japan.

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10.1177/0825859717706791

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Camilla Zimmermann

Kirsten Wentlandt

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2017-01-01T00:00:00Z

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