Understanding public attitudes to death talk and advance care planning in Northern Ireland using health behaviour change theory: a qualitative study

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Fab study by @lgrahamwisener and co on the barriers and facilitators to talking about death using behaviour change theory. Could theory-based, community-level interventions targeting these conversations improve end of life outcomes? In @BioMedCentral: ht

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