How to ensure basic competencies in end of life care – a mixed methods study with post-graduate trainees in primary care in Germany

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Simon Schwill
Dorothee Reith
Tobias Walter
Peter Engeser
Michel Wensing
Elisabeth Flum
Joachim Szecsenyi
Katja Krug
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[1] University Hospital Heidelberg,Department of General Practice and Health Services Research
[2] Marsilius Arkaden,undefined
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BMC Palliative Care | / 19卷
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Palliative care; End of life care; Primary care; General practice; Postgraduate education; Residency; Vocational training;
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