Commentary on Jack B, Baldry C, Groves K, Whelan A, Sephton J and Gaunt K (2013) Supporting home care for the dying: an evaluation of healthcare professionals’ perspectives of an individually tailored hospice at home service. Journal of Clinical Nursing 22, 2778–2786

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