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With effort, there is nothing that can’t be done! Check in daily to study foreign publications, making progress a little bit every day! An increasing number of patients are using electronic “palliative-care-coordination systems” that allow doctors to record patients’ personal preferences, so that caregivers can act in accordance with them. ——The Economist
More and more patients are starting to use electronic “palliative care coordination systems,” through which doctors can record a patient’s personal preferences so that other caregivers can follow them.
More and more patients are starting to use electronic “palliative care coordination systems,” through which doctors can record a patient’s personal preferences so that other caregivers can follow them.
More and more patients are starting to use electronic “palliative care coordination systems,” which allow doctors to record a patient’s personal preferences so that other caregivers can follow them.
More and more patients are starting to use electronic “palliative care coordination systems,” through which doctors can record a patient’s personal preferences so that other caregivers can follow them.
More and more patients are starting to use electronic “palliative care coordination systems,” which allow doctors to record a patient’s personal preferences so that other care providers can follow them
More and more patients are starting to use electronic “palliative care coordination systems,” which allow doctors to record a patient’s personal preferences so that other caregivers can follow them.
More and more patients have electronic “palliative care coordination systems” that allow doctors to record personal preferences, so that caregivers can follow this system.
More and more patients are starting to use electronic “palliative care coordination systems,” through which doctors can record a patient’s personal preferences so that other caregivers can follow them.