What are some similarities with hospice and palliative care? Focuses on imporving quality of life Used once condition is deemed terminal You usually have about 6 months left to live. Used at any point after diagnosis
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- Both focus on improving the quality of life. - Both are used when the condition is deemed terminal. - Both are typically considered when a patient is expected to have about 6 months left to live. - Both can be used at any point after diagnosis. Show more…
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