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The "STATE" of home care and hospice.

Steve Lund

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There is at least one home care and hospice industry association in each of our 50 United States and Puerto Rico. These associations represent tens ofthousands of home care and hospice providers. They provide state and local leadership, professional and para-professional training, and other services designed to help home care and hospice providers care for our nation's sick, disabled, and elderly. These are their stories.

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Key concepts: Hospice care, Nursing, Medicine, State (computer science), Professional services, Family medicine, Palliative care, Political science