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Place of death correlated to socio-demographic factors in a South African hospice
Background: The palliative care literature continually supports the view that home remains the preferred place of death of most patients with terminal illness. However, it also reports that in many countries, palliative care patients sometimes change their minds with regard to this preference. A var...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2017
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