Rural nurses’ self-rated knowledge and skills in pain, medication, symptom and emergency management in community-based palliative care: A cross-sectional survey
Authors:
- Hanan KhalilHKHanan Khalil
- Michael J LeachMLMichael J Leach
- Ellen BoltonEBEllen Bolton
- Melissa SpargoMSMelissa Spargo
- Anny ByrneABAnny Byrne
- Eli RistevskiEREli Ristevski
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