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Palliative care need screening and specialised referrals fell during the COVID-19 pandemic: a nationwide register-based study
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Palliative care need screening and specialised referrals fell during the COVID-19 pandemic: a nationwide register-based study
Patient characteristics The study included 69 696 patients referred to specialised palliative care between 1 January 2018 and 3 January 2022; 76.1% met the criteria for admittance and of all referred 61.7% of the patients were admitted (table 1). Half of the patients were women, and the average age was 71. Most patients were of Danish origin (94.8%), had a medium to high level of education (54.4%), were married/living with a partner (53.9%) and were cancer patients (89.2%).
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