La mejora de la calidad de los cuidados espirituales como una dimensión de los cuidados paliativos: el informe de la Conferencia de Consenso
Authors:
- Harvey ChochinovHCHarvey Chochinov
- George HandzoGHGeorge Handzo
- Holly Nelson-BeckerHNHolly Nelson-Becker
- Maryjo Prince-PaulMPMaryjo Prince-Paul
- 1 January 2011
- journal article
- Published by Inspira Network Group in Medicina Paliativa
- Vol. 18 (1) , 20-40
Abstract
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