Guidelines: Guidelines for Palliative Care (The Netherlands): Difference between revisions
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'''Primary purpose:''' To provide the latest evidence-based insights on diagnosis and treatment in palliative care, with input from professionals nationwide. | '''Primary purpose:''' To provide the latest evidence-based insights on diagnosis and treatment in palliative care, with input from professionals nationwide. | ||
'''Sponsor, manager or home institution:''' Integrated Cancer Center Netherlands. | '''Sponsor, manager or home institution:''' [[dataOwner::Integrated Cancer Center Netherlands]]. | ||
'''Type of information:''' Quality framework for pediatric palliative care; Depression; Fever; Nausea and vomiting; Pain in cancer patients, among other [https://palliaweb.nl/richtlijnen-palliatieve-zorg/richtlijn]. | '''Type of information:''' Quality framework for pediatric palliative care; Depression; Fever; Nausea and vomiting; Pain in cancer patients, among other [https://palliaweb.nl/richtlijnen-palliatieve-zorg/richtlijn]. | ||
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Primary purpose: To provide the latest evidence-based insights on diagnosis and treatment in palliative care, with input from professionals nationwide.
Sponsor, manager or home institution: Integrated Cancer Center Netherlands.
Type of information: Quality framework for pediatric palliative care; Depression; Fever; Nausea and vomiting; Pain in cancer patients, among other [1].
Cancer Areas of Interest: C00-D48: All neoplasms [2].
Access to information: List of guidelines [3].
