Limits of outpatient palliative oncological care: A cost analysis of nutritional interventions.
Veronika Molnarova,
Petra Maresova,
Lukas Rezny
et al.
Abstract:Background
The purpose of palliative medicine is to achieve and maintain the best possible quality of life for patients and support their families, relatives, and friends. Therefore, we conducted a case-control observational retrospective study evaluating the economic burden of nutritional intervention during ambulatory palliative oncology care, aiming to implement the obtained data to the quality of healthcare.
Methods
A comparison of total expenses per patient was made between the three groups of patients,… Show more
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