Palliative Care: a Cross Sectional Study Focused on Different Capacity Building Programmes Evaluated Through Self- Rated Knowledge and Efficiency in Family Medicine Tutors

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Erika Zelko

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Polona Selic

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Stanislav Malacic

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Is dying in hospital better than home in incurable cancer and what factors influence this? A population-based study.

New models for elevating the practice and status of community-based nursing across the spectrum of cancer care in Central and Eastern Europe.

Palliative care education: an intervention to improve medical residents' knowledge and attitudes.

Families and elder care in the twenty-first century.

Comparison of Site of Death, Health Care Utilization, and Hospital Expenditures for Patients Dying With Cancer in 7 Developed Countries.

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

Training in palliative care.

Barriers to dying at home: the impact of poor co-ordination of community service provision for patients with cancer.

The role of professional education in developing compassionate practitioners: a mixed methods study exploring the perceptions xof health professionals and pre-registration students.

Population-based study of dying in hospital in six European countries.

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