Dying in Germany - consquences of social and demographic changes for palliative care and the health care system
Ewers M, Schaeffer D (2007)
Journal of Public Health 15(6): 457-465.
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Autor*in
Ewers, Michael;
Schaeffer, DorisUniBi
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Erscheinungsjahr
2007
Zeitschriftentitel
Journal of Public Health
Band
15
Ausgabe
6
Seite(n)
457-465
ISSN
0943-1853
eISSN
1613-2238
Page URI
https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2582311
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Ewers M, Schaeffer D. Dying in Germany - consquences of social and demographic changes for palliative care and the health care system. Journal of Public Health. 2007;15(6):457-465.
Ewers, M., & Schaeffer, D. (2007). Dying in Germany - consquences of social and demographic changes for palliative care and the health care system. Journal of Public Health, 15(6), 457-465. doi:10.1007/s10389-007-0099-z
Ewers, Michael, and Schaeffer, Doris. 2007. “Dying in Germany - consquences of social and demographic changes for palliative care and the health care system”. Journal of Public Health 15 (6): 457-465.
Ewers, M., and Schaeffer, D. (2007). Dying in Germany - consquences of social and demographic changes for palliative care and the health care system. Journal of Public Health 15, 457-465.
Ewers, M., & Schaeffer, D., 2007. Dying in Germany - consquences of social and demographic changes for palliative care and the health care system. Journal of Public Health, 15(6), p 457-465.
M. Ewers and D. Schaeffer, “Dying in Germany - consquences of social and demographic changes for palliative care and the health care system”, Journal of Public Health, vol. 15, 2007, pp. 457-465.
Ewers, M., Schaeffer, D.: Dying in Germany - consquences of social and demographic changes for palliative care and the health care system. Journal of Public Health. 15, 457-465 (2007).
Ewers, Michael, and Schaeffer, Doris. “Dying in Germany - consquences of social and demographic changes for palliative care and the health care system”. Journal of Public Health 15.6 (2007): 457-465.
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