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Using Focus Groups to Explore Older People's Attitudes to End of Life Care
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Seymour, Jane
Bellamy, Gary
Gott, Merryn
Ahmedzai, Sam H.
Clark, David
Bibliographic Citation
Ageing and Society 2002 July; 22(Part 4): 517-526
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/1009168
Date
2002-07
Subject
Attitudes
;
Focus Groups
;
Life
;
Concept of Health
;
Care of the Dying Patient
;
Health Care Programs for the Aged
;
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