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Palliative comes from the Latin meaning to cover, or cloaked.
Archive 2009-12-01 Elizabeth McClung 2009
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Palliative comes from the Latin meaning to cover, or cloaked.
Palliative uncovered: wheelchair boxing, being in the now, and what's left. Elizabeth McClung 2009
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Doctors Debate: Should City Aid Growth in Palliative Care?
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Doctors Debate: Should City Aid Growth in Palliative Care?
FH Boom Daily Digest - November 23, 2009 (The Boomer Blog) 2009
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Doctors Debate: Should City Aid Growth in Palliative Care?
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New York has a new law, called the Palliative Care information Act PCIA.
Barbara Coombs Lee: Palliative Care Information Act at the Bedside: Achieving Truly Informed Consent Barbara Coombs Lee 2011
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"Palliative" is the operative word, although I keep hoping that he's got some good, cheerful, peaceful, philosophical time left.
David Murray: It's Already December Here: A Report From An Ohio Embed 2008
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The attending physicians who direct the program and oversee care represent many subspecialties and include two physicians certified by the American Board of Hospice and Palliative Medicine.
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The primary ambulatory experience comes through Oncology/Palliative Care Clinic rotation.
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Qualifications upon completion of training - At the completion of the training, the fellow will be qualified to take the board examination for certification in Hospice and Palliative Medicine; to develop and lead pediatric palliative care clinical teams; and to pursue the next step in their academic career.
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