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Type: Journal Articles Authors: Gopalakrishnan Netuveli, Richard D. Wiggins, Zoe Hildon, Scott M. Montgomery and David Blane
Published in: British Medical Journal
Volume, issue, pages: Vol. 331, pp. 1382-1383
Quality of life is the most desired patient centred outcome of medical care. In older patients with long term illness, with no possible cure, it might be the only outcome achievable. Most clinicians are aware of the importance for quality of life of functional limitation, but lack an estimate of the size of its impact compared with long term illness in itself. We aimed to fill this gap in knowledge, using new data from a large national sample of older people in England. Search |
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