Hospice nursing: serving ambivalent clients
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Hospice nursing: serving ambivalent clients
Nurs Health Care.
1989 Jun.
Abstract
Hospice nursing is a challenge at all times. Here Hamilton and Neubauer explore the nursing complexities when a patient or his family is pulled in two directions: toward the technological possibilities of the acute care setting and toward human values better expressed in the home. The psychological factors as well as the legal/reimbursement dictates are reviewed.
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