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| Long-term care settings are more personalized than acute care settings and that, coupled with the population's greater chronicity, leads to long-term care professionals having to deal regularly with end-of-life issues. This is the way Canberra views these people--they don't pay taxes and they soak up money because of the chronicity of their illness. Contrasts were conducted on demographic, chronicity, symptom and treatment measures at baseline to examine possible group differences prior to the time of training and to identify correlations between these factors and performance on the work tasks. |
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