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Confidential Conversations in Palliative Care: Capability, Vulnerability, and Relational Encounter.
Confidential conversations constitute an important, still insufficiently explored, aspect of palliative care. While described as valuable in clinical practice, their relational and existential significance remains difficult to conceptualise. This article examines confidential conversations through a
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