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January 3, 1996JNCI Journal of the National Cancer InstituteOpen Access

The Hospice Supportive Care Program: a New "Transition-less" Model of Palliative Care for Patients With Incurable Prostate Cancer

Kenneth J. Pienta Peggy S. Esper Harmesh Naik Jeanne Parzuchowski J.-P. Bellefleur M. L. Huber

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KENNETH J. PIENTA, PEGGY S. ESPER, HARMESH NAIK, JEANNE PARZUCHOWSKI, JANICE BELLEFLEUR, MARY LOUISE HUBER; The Hospice Supportive Care Program: a New “Transiti

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