Association Between Palliative Care and Death at Home in Adults With Heart Failure

Kieran L. Quinn(University of Toronto), Peter Tanuseputro(University of Hong Kong), Chaim M. Bell(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Douglas S. Lee(University of Toronto), Nathan M. Stall(University of Toronto), Amy T. Hsu(Bruyère), Dio Kavalieratos(Emory University), Glenys Smith(Ottawa Hospital), Allan S. Detsky(University of Toronto)

Journal of the American Heart Association

February 19, 2020

10.1161/jaha.119.013844

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