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Palliative care
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A. Hunt1,2, R. Hain3, S. Jassal4, A. Thompson5.
1Royal College of Nursing Institute, Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford; 2Department of Child Health, University of Wales College of Medicine, Llandough Hospital, Cardiff; 4Rainbows Hospice for Children, Loughborough; 5Child Health Services, North Warwickshire PCT, Nuneaton
PaedPalLit is a web-based abstracting journal hosted by the Association for Children with Life-threatening or Terminal Illness and their families (ACT). This initiative seeks to make literature relevant to Paediatric Palliative Care (PPC) more readily available to clinicians.
Aims of study: To identify the range and spread of papers relevant to PPC published in 2000/ 2001.
Methods: Papers, previously identified by PaedPalLit, were analysed by journal, type of paper and subject area.
Results: Forty-six papers published in 2000 and 54 in 2001 were identified. Papers were published in 53 journals. The largest number were published in paediatric medicine (40 papers published in 15 journals), general
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