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This cross-sectional study examines how hospice care varies across the rural-urban continuum, including length of stay, care setting, visits by hospice staff, and rates of higher-level care.
Claire K. Ankuda, Kenneth Covinsky, Bocheng Jing, Helen P. Knight, Krista Lyn Harrison, Meredith A. MacMartin, Lauren J. Hunt
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