Managing the advanced cancer patient in the Australian emergency department environment: findings from a national survey of emergency department clinicians

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Emergency Medicine, April 2015

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RT @EOLessentials: Overcrowding, noise, lack of time & privacy barriers to #eol care in ED https://t.co/ZwvyoWsRA2

RT @EOLessentials: Overcrowding, noise, lack of time & privacy barriers to #eol care in ED https://t.co/ZwvyoWsRA2

Overcrowding, noise, lack of time & privacy barriers to #eol care in ED https://t.co/ZwvyoWsRA2

74% of A&E clinicians feel unable to provide a desired level of care to advanced cancer patients in their department http://t.co/4atkdcyiqX

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