Should Neonatal Palliative Care Take Place at Home, Rather Than the Hospital?
MCN The American Journal of Maternal/Child NursingPublished 28 August 2007
Terri A. Cavaliere
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SNIP0.71
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In Brief Are parents and infants better off at home for palliative care? Or do parents at home feel abandoned by the nursing and medical providers?
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