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Advance care planning in people with intellectual disabilities, more than 'to resuscitate or not to resuscitate': A qualitative interview study with general practitioners and family caregivers.
Advance care planning for people (ACP) with intellectual disabilities requires timely and carefully communication between family caregivers and general practitioners.
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