Community–hospital interprofessionality in patients treated for glioblastoma
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2022.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Glioblastomas are rare and complex primary brain tumors, both clinically (due to their unpredictable evolution and lack of curative treatment) and in human terms (with regard to support for the patient and their family, the management of end-of-life care, etc.). This study aims to highlight the main difficulties encountered by healthcare providers with a view to proposing tools to be used within a specific healthcare network.
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Glioblastomas are rare and complex primary brain tumors, both clinically (due to their unpredictable evolution and lack of curative treatment) and in human terms (with regard to support for the patient and their family, the management of end-of-life care, etc.). This study aims to highlight the main difficulties encountered by healthcare providers with a view to proposing tools to be used within a specific healthcare network.
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