Pediatric Oncology Palliative Care: Experiences of General Practitioners and Bereaved Parents

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Faith Gibson

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Sheila M Greenfield

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Bereavement in adult life. GPs should be accessible, not intrusive

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

Improving generalist end of life care: national consultation with practitioners, commissioners, academics, and service user groups.

Paediatric palliative medicine in the UK: past, present, future.

Parents' perspective on symptoms, quality of life, characteristics of death and end-of-life decisions for children dying from cancer.

Caring for children dying from cancer at home: a qualitative study of the experience of primary care practitioners.

Place and provision of palliative care for children with progressive cancer: a study by the Paediatric Oncology Nurses' Forum/United Kingdom Children's Cancer Study Group Palliative Care Working Group.

Anxiety and depression in parents 4-9 years after the loss of a child owing to a malignancy: a population-based follow-up.

Supportive and palliative care needs of families of children who die from cancer: an Australian study.

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