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Caring for the Dying: How Well Prepared Are General Practitioners? A Questionnaire Study in Wales
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Barclay, Stephen
Todd, Chris
Wyatt, Penny
Shore, Sarah
Finlay, Ilora
Grande, Gunn
Bibliographic Citation
Palliative Medicine 2003 January; 17(1): 27-39
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/1003258
Date
2003-01
Subject
Caring
;
Sociology of Health Care
;
Education for Health Care Professionals
;
Quality of Health Care
;
Care of the Dying Patient
;
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