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  • 28. The Ars Moriendi Model for Spiritual Assessment: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation.
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  • 32. Truth Telling as an Element of Culturally Competent Care at End of Life.
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  • 35. Understanding the meaning of social well-being at the end of life.
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  • 39. Exploring the Topics Discussed During a Conversation Card Game About Death and Dying: A Content Analysis.
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