The hospice movement: growth as an alternative, not integrated movement.
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The hospice was originally a rest place for travelers. Today, hospice care refers to care for the terminally ill and their families. Hospice care has evolved in the last 30 years; it now comprises an array of services, including home care, special hospital programs, and new autonomous hospices--to care for the terminally ill. The author discusses the beginnings of hospice care and addresses the rapid progression of this model of long-term care delivery.
- American University of Beirut Lebanon
Hospice Care, Models, Organizational, Hospices, History, 20th Century, Home Care Services, Hospital Units, United Kingdom, United States, Forecasting
Hospice Care, Models, Organizational, Hospices, History, 20th Century, Home Care Services, Hospital Units, United Kingdom, United States, Forecasting
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