Important Aspects of End-of-Life Care Among Veterans: Implications for Measurement and Quality Improvement
David Casarett(Duke University), Judy A. Shea(University of Pennsylvania), Scott Shreve(United States Department of Veterans Affairs), Amy Pickard(United States Department of Veterans Affairs), F. Amos Bailey(United States Department of Veterans Affairs), Ken Rosenfeld(United States Department of Veterans Affairs), Christine Ritchie(United States Department of Veterans Affairs), Christian Davis Furman(United States Department of Veterans Affairs)
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