Does an Interactive, Teleconference-delivered, Palliative Care Lecture Series Empower Nursing Home Staff to Manage Patients More Autonomously?

Michael Dowling; Cathy Payne; Philip Larkin; Dan Ryan

Does an Interactive, Teleconference-delivered, Palliative Care Lecture Series Empower Nursing Home Staff to Manage Patients More Autonomously?

Michael Dowling, Cathy Payne, Philip Larkin, Dan Ryan

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	iii1-iii12
Journal	Age and Aging
Volume	46
Issue number	S3(1)
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 18 Sept 2017

Keywords

ECHO
education
palliative care

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