End-of-life care on screen: the fictionalisation of palliative care

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And the Oscar, Emmy, BAFTA… goes to… is a phrase that exemplifies the prestigious professional and public recognition of achievement in television and film production. Each year, the various academies’ annual awards ceremonies identify, reward, celebrate and commemorate the best contributions to both the big and small screen industries, often with glittering and theatrical stage shows and occasional celebrity controversy.

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