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The document summarizes a PowerPoint presentation about palliative medicine. It discusses how the presentation covers what palliative medicine is, what a palliative medicine consult involves, and how palliative medicine is practiced in the organization. The presentation was created to bring awareness to palliative medicine and what it entails. Research was conducted on palliative medicine nationally and compared to local experience. The presentation was shared with a nurse practice council to spread information about palliative medicine services.
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HYPERTENSION - SLIDE SHARE PRESENTATION.
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