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Palliative Care Guidelines - Part 1 (of 3): Approach to Care
La Description:
This guideline found on BCguidelines.ca, “presents palliative care assessment and management strategies for primary care practitioners caring for adult patients aged ≥ 19 years with incurable cancer and end stage chronic disease of many types, and their families.”
Auteur:
Family Practice Oncology Network of the BC Cancer Agency in collaboration with the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee
Année:
February 2017