DGP-AG Nichttumorpatienten: Frühe palliative Versorgung von Menschen mit Nichttumorerkrankungen

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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