Palliative care in Poland -- the Warsaw hospice for children
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Stefan Friedrichsdorf, Sandra Brun, Boris Zernikow and Tomasz Dangel report on epidemiological data and describe Warsaw's paediatric hospice home care programme.
2006
Friedrichsdorf SJ; Brun S; Zernikow B; Dangel T
European Journal Of Palliative Care
2006
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What do physicians think about paediatric palliative care? A survey in Singapore
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While adult palliative care has been gaining wider acceptance, public and pr fessional awareness of the benefits of paediatric palliative care is still lacking. This significant concerns that could be barriers to early and appropriate referral.Poh Heng Chong has asked physicians working in the paediatric department of a Singaporean hospital how they feel about referring children to palliative care. His study reveals significant concerns that could be overcome by using a collaborative care model.
2014
Chong PH
European Journal Of Palliative Care
2014
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