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P-126 An audit to determine if people with a learning disability (ld) and known to the hospice have achieved their preferred place of death (ppd) and if the initial discussion had taken place, with an outcome established and documented
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P-126 An audit to determine if people with a learning disability (ld) and known to the hospice have achieved their preferred place of death (ppd) and if the initial discussion had taken place, with an outcome established and documented
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- First published November 1, 2016.
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November 16, 2016
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