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National Palliative Care Day: Staff shortages, understaffed mobile teams

· Source: Hina· Author: Roberta Mlinarić· Photographer: Dario Grzelj

ZAGREB, 5 May (Hina) - Palliative care in Croatia is legally recognised at all three levels of healthcare, but the system still faces a number of challenges, including staff shortages and understaffed mobile teams, it was highlighted on Tuesday on the occasion of the 3rd National Palliative Care Day.

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