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Dying at home may improve patient satisfaction surrounding end-of-life care

https://www.verywellhealth.com/palliative-care-should-consider-patients-preferences-5104799

Older adults who die in their home are more satisfied with their end-of-life care than those who die in hospital settings, a new study has found.

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Project Leader: Dr. Sharon Kaasalainen kaasal@mcmaster.ca

Study Coordinator: Marilyn Swinton swinton@mcmaster.ca

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This research is funded by Canadian Frailty Network (known previously as Technology Evaluation in the Elderly Network, TVN), supported by Government of Canada through Networks of Centres of Excellence (NCE) Program.

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