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With palliativecare being integral to nursing, this introductory guide explores how specialized resources for palliativecare can elevate nursing practices and improve patientcare.
We can bring powerful data and care pathways. We can co-invest in resources, whether they’re nurses, care managers, social workers. We also can help them create risk sharing contracts with palliativecare organizations. But as agilon, we don’t provide the care ourselves. Is it 24-7 care?
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