Comparison of physician-delivered models of virtual and home-based in-person care for adults in the last 90 days of life with cancer and terminal noncancer illness during the COVID-19 pandemic

Rabia Akhter(Sinai Health System), Kieran L. Quinn(University of Toronto), Chaim M. Bell(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), John Lapp(University Health Network), Peter Tanuseputro(University of Hong Kong), James Downar(University of Toronto), Sarina R. Isenberg(University of Ottawa), Nathan M. Stall(University of Toronto), Hannah Chung(Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences), Thérèse A. Stukel(University of Toronto), Media Mokhtarnia(Sinai Health System), Allan S. Detsky(University of Toronto)
PLoS ONE
November 27, 2024
10.1371/journal.pone.0301813
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