European Journal of Palliative Care,
Joachim Cohen and Kathleen Leemans
Measuring the quality of palliative care in a systematic and valid manner, so that the results can be used to improve care where necessary, remains a challenge. In this article, the authors argue that quality indicators specifically designed for palliative care can address this challenge and illustrate this using an indicator set recently developed in Belgium.
Measuring the quality of palliative care in a systematic and valid manner, so that the results can be used to improve care where necessary, remains a challenge. In this article, the authors argue that quality indicators specifically designed for palliative care can address this challenge and illustrate this using an indicator set recently developed in Belgium.
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