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Zeitschrift für Palliativmedizin 2018; 19(05): 226-232
DOI: 10.1055/a-0659-9493
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DGP-AG Nichttumorpatienten: Frühe palliative Versorgung von Menschen mit Nichttumorerkrankungen

Christoph Gerhard
,
Heinrich Habig
,
Olaf Hagen
,
Gernot Heusinger von Waldegg
,
Boris Knopf
,
Gabriele Müller-Mundt
,
Hartwig Orth
,
Dietrich Wördehoff
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20 August 2018 (online)

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Patienten mit lebensbegrenzenden und fortschreitenden Erkrankungen können von einer frühen Integration der Palliativversorgung profitieren. Nach wie vor besteht jedoch Unsicherheit hinsichtlich der frühen Identifikation von palliativem Versorgungsbedarf.
 

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