The level of need for palliative care: a systematic review of the literature
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Chris Salisbury | Nick Bosanquet | Suzanne Kite | C. Salisbury | I. Higginson | P. Franks | N. Bosanquet | Irene J Higginson | Peter J Franks | Emma K Wilkinson | Anne Naysmith | S. Kite | A. Naysmith | E. Wilkinson
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