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An exploration of palliative care nurses' decision-making in the use of pro re nata (as needed) sedation [Theses]

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Dissertation note: This thesis fulfilled the requirements of the Masters Degree in Palliative Care Kings College London

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Reference	Our Lady's Hospice and Care Services THESES	TH 31 Theses Collection (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	T3024

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This thesis fulfilled the requirements of the Masters Degree in Palliative Care Kings College London

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