• J Palliat Care · Jan 2014

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    What next in refractory breathlessness? Research questions for palliative care.

    • Matthew Maddocks, Charles C Reilly, Caroline Jolley, and Irene J Higginson.
    • J Palliat Care. 2014 Jan 1;30(4):271-8.

    AbstractRefractory breathlessness is a common and distressing symptom among patients receiving palliative care. Improvements in the assessment and management of refractory breathlessness are dependent on further research. In this article, we have outlined research topics on which to base future work.

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