Vårdandet grundas i att distriktsköterskor har rätt kunskap och kompetens, trots det upplever distriktssköterskor en stor kunskapsbrist. Det skulle därför vara intressant att studera effekterna av en kontinuerlig uppdatering av vårdvetenskaplig kunskap.
Intressant hade också varit att studera hur den palliativa vården skulle kunna utvecklas om distriktssköterskor fick professionellt stöd i sin professionsutövning.
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