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1. 'A strange kind of balance': Inpatient hospice volunteers' views on role preparation and training. (2nd November 2017)

Authors:: Dean, Antonia; Willis, Susan
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 25:Number 6(2017)
Page Start:: 279
Record Type:: Journal Article
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2. 'I am actually doing something to keep well. That feels really good': Experiences of exercise within hospice care. (3rd July 2016)

Authors:: Turner, Karen; Tookman, Adrian; Bristowe, Katherine; Maddocks, Matthew
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 24:Number 4(2016)
Page Start:: 204
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3. 'It's like a wedding planner': Dying2Learn Massive Open Online Course participants views of the Death Doula role. (3rd September 2022)

Authors:: Rawlings, Deb; Miller-Lewis, Lauren; Tieman, Jennifer
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 30:Number 5(2022)
Page Start:: 281
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4. 'Moral luck' and the question of autonomy, choice, and control in end-of-life decision making. (June 2015)

Authors:: Johnstone, Megan-Jane
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 23:Number 3(2015)
Page Start:: 126
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5. 'Permission to be kind to myself'. The experiences of informal carers of those with a life-limiting or terminal illness of a brief self-compassion-based self-care intervention. (4th May 2022)

Authors:: Diggory, Kate; Reeves, Andrew
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 30:Number 3(2022)
Page Start:: 149
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6. 'There for me': A qualitative study of family communication and decision-making in end-of-life care for older people. (1st November 2020)

Authors:: Gerber, Katrin; Lemmon, Christel; Williams, Sue; Watt, James; Panayiotou, Anita; Batchelor, Frances; Hayes, Barbara; Brijnath, Bianca
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 28:Number 6(2020)
Page Start:: 354
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7. 13th Asia Pacific Hospice Conference. (3rd September 2019)

Authors:: Haberecht, John
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 27:Number 5(2019)
Page Start:: 213
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8. 24/7 palliative care telephone consultation service in Bangladesh: A descriptive mixed method study –They know that we are with them. (4th May 2018)

Authors:: Shabnam, Jahan; Ahmad, Nezamuddin; Quadir, Sayeda Sharmin; Biswas, Fazle-noor; Timm, Helle Ussing
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 26:Number 3(2018)
Page Start:: 119
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9. A case of persistent hiccups successfully managed with pregabalin. (August 2015)

Authors:: Groninger, Hunter; Cheng, M. Jennifer
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 23:Number 4(2015)
Page Start:: 224
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10. A Clinical Scholarship Program to improve capacity among palliative care health professionals in Victoria, Australia. (October 2014)

Authors:: O'Connor, Margaret; Peters, Louise
Journal:: Progress in palliative care
Issue:: Volume 22:Number 5(2014)
Page Start:: 258
Record Type:: Journal Article
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