Compassion is a key quality for palliative care teams
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- DOI: 10.1002/cam4.1804
Compassion is a key quality for palliative care teams
Abstract
Multidisciplinary team members including doctors, nurses, and chaplains, and social workers involve palliative. Therefore, it is not easy to define palliative care in a word. We are convinced that compassion is at the core of palliative care.
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