Understanding the burden on palliative care home carers: A phenomenological account

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Understanding the burden on palliative care home carers: A phenomenological account

Supporting carers is a key part of the Austrlian Federal goverment's aged care policy. If novel ways of supporting carers can be found, then the financial and social benefits flowing from terminally ill people being able to be cared for at home will benefit not only the particular individuals i...

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Main Authors:	Guilfoyle, A., Breen, L., Fisher, C., O'Connor, Moira
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Common Ground 2008
Subjects:	Palliative Care Support Needs of Carers
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/43990

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