Palliative Care in the Caribbean Through the Lens of Women with Breast Cancer: Challenges and Opportunities
Dingle Spence(University of the West Indies System), Alexandra E. Shields(MGH Institute of Health Professions), M. Austin Argentieri(Broad Institute), Karen L. Cox(Caribbean Health Research Council), Sheray N. Chin(University of the West Indies System), Margo Munroe, Natalie Greaves(University of the West Indies), Heather Harewood(University of the West Indies), G. Watson(Magellan Health)
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