In the published BPRs, the Working Group highlights that the care and management of patients with ALS should always be patient-focused, with attention to whole person and their emotional aspects of well-being.
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Canadian Best Practice Recommendations For The Management Of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: Establishing a national standard for ALS care and treatment in Canada
July 30, 2024