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86 Moving towards an enhanced community palliative support service (EnComPaSS): impact of using mobile technology to support delivery of community palliative care

Paul Taylor, Susan Mawson, Steven Ariss
2019 Poster presentations   unpublished

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presence of prominent longstanding personal values, often relating to independence, supported stability of preferences. Conclusions The stability of care preferences is influenced by experience, evolving awareness and family considerations, but is less influenced by time or health changes in this population. By exploring health awareness and care experiences with patients, clinicians may be better able to elicit preferences and deliver care responsive to preferences following acute illness.
doi:10.1136/bmjspcare-2019-asp.109 fatcat:2kli73uwwzed7gfbalovn67jue
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Paul Taylor, Susan Mawson, Steven Ariss. "86 Moving towards an enhanced community palliative support service (EnComPaSS): impact of using mobile technology to support delivery of community palliative care." Poster presentations (2019)