Correa-Casado et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Transferring palliative-care patients from hospital to community care: A qualitative studyCorrea-Casado et al., 2016
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- 9430390334479366692
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- Correa-Casado M
- Granero-Molina J
- Hernández-Padilla J
- Fernández-Sola C
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- Atencion primaria
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