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Enhancing family physician capacity to deliver quality palliative home care

An end-of-life, shared-care model

Denise Marshall, Doris Howell, Kevin Brazil, Michelle Howard and Alan Taniguchi
Canadian Family Physician December 2008; 54 (12) 1703-1703.e7;
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Denise Marshall, Doris Howell, Kevin Brazil, Michelle Howard, Alan Taniguchi
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