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Ashley Albers1, Lindsay Bonsignore2, Michelle Webb3
1hospice medical director, Four Seasons Compassion for Life, Flat Rock, North Carolina.
Abstract:
The use of team-based models of care is widely regarded as a mechanism for enhancing the delivery of high-quality care, especially at the end of life. Active collaboration to promote effective coordination and delivery of person-centered care is an integral part of the team-based model that is the focus of this article.
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