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When dying at home is not an option: exploration of hostel staff views on palliative care for homeless people

Webb, 2015

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Webb W
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International journal of palliative nursing

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Background: The Department of Health in the UK suggest that hostel staff are the most appropriate key workers for their dying homeless residents and that hostel-based palliative care may be the best way forward. However, little is known about the views of hostel staff …
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