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Beliefs and practices of speech-language therapists regarding feeding tube placement in people with dementia

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healthcare

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dataset
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Clo
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University of Pretoria
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These tables represent the data obtained from an electronic survey study: Beliefs and practices of speech-language therapists regarding feeding tube placement in people with dementia. The data represent findings obtained from qualitative and quantitative research entitled 'Feeding tube placement in people with advanced dementia: beliefs and practices of speech-language therapists in South Africa'.

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Speech pathology

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