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Jonathan Cacace,Nicola Mimmo,Lorenzo Marconirocess of dying and after which moment it really becomes irreversible. However, despite all of the advances and the commitment of science to life, few health professionals, especially physicians, acquire expertise in the technical and emotional knowledge necessary for the care of the dying person. W

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-20190-6 friend, or companion who cares for someone who is in need of any type of care. At this point, it does not matter what type of caregiver you are and whether you are professional or not; what matters is that you know that in order to give care, you need to know who you are very well and why you have

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