Organization of Care

Dennis, Michael; Lindesay, James

doi:10.1002/9780470752340.ch50

Evidence‐based Dementia Practice 2003

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Organization of Care

Michael Dennis¹,

James Lindesay²

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Organization of Care

Cited by 2 publications

References 38 publications

Patient, nursing and medical staff experiences and perceptions of the care of people diagnosed with non-curative palliative esophago-gastric cancer: a systematic review protocol of the qualitative evidence

Patient, nursing and medical staff experiences and perceptions of the care of people diagnosed with non-curative palliative esophago-gastric cancer: a systematic review protocol of the qualitative evidence

Interventions for health care professionals, organizations and patients to enhance quality of life for people diagnosed with non-curative palliative esophago-gastric cancer: a systematic review protocol of the quantitative evidence

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