Assessing symptom control in palliative home care

Assessing symptom control in palliative home care

Control of symptoms in cancer patients on a home care program was studied, to identify problems related to caring for these patients at home. The study was based on independent physician assessments of patients' medical charts, as well as interviews with the home care providers. The results sho...

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Veröffentlicht in:Canadian family physician 1984-11, Vol.30, p.2274-2280
Hauptverfasser: Kirshner, B, Hall, M C, Gilpin, A, Day, N
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