The Attitudes Toward Tube-Feeding in Advanced Dementia (ATT-FAD) Questionnaire: A Valid and Reliable Tool

The Attitudes Toward Tube-Feeding in Advanced Dementia (ATT-FAD) Questionnaire: A Valid and Reliable Tool
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10.1080/21551197.2018.1518797
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2018-01-01
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Lawrence, Jeannine C.
Lawrence, Jeannine C.
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Douglas, Joy W.;Turner, Lori W.;Lawrence, Jeannine C.

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