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The feasibility of using technology to enhance the transition of palliative care for rural patients

Holland et al., 2014

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14944320113136383044
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Holland D
Vanderboom C
Ingram C
Dose A
Borkenhagen L
Skadahl P
Pacyna J
Austin C
Bowles K
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CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing

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Palliative care services for patients with life-limiting conditions enhance their quality of life. Most palliative care services, however, are located in hospitals with limited transitional care for patients who live in distant locations. The long-term goal of this program of research is to …
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