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Wayside Hospice--a shared program model.

Abstract

Two home care agencies came together to bring hospice to their local communities. By pooling their resources and personnel under one umbrella program, they were able to expand their service offerings, knowledge, and expertise, yet keep costs down. The result is the personification of the saying, "Caring is sharing."

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K Carney. 1993. Wayside Hospice--a shared program model.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10130209/

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