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Reports
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- Palliative Care Association of New South Wales, (1984). Survey of institutions providing palliative care services in the fiscal year 1981/1982.
- Palliative Care Association of New South Wales, (1984). Recommended standards in the provision of palliative care.
- Palliative Care in Victoria, (1984). Report of a sub-committee. Victorian Cooperative Oncology Group. Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria.
- Peninsula Hospice Program, (1984). A Report to the Frankston/Mornington Peninsula Hospice Group undertaken by D. L. F. Associates and carried out by David L. Frey.
- Southern Hospice Committee, (Adelaide, South Australia, (1981). A study of the resources available to terminally ill patients and their families in South Australia. S. E. Carey.
- South Port Hospice, Melbourne, (1984). Feasibility Study by Caroline MacLeod.
- Tasmanian Department of Health Services, (1985). Assessment of the needs of terminally ill cancer patients. Unpublished.