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Hospice service users: Patients, partners, loved ones and bereaved people who are receiving, or have received, care or support services from hospices in England.\n\nHospice service users: Able to understand and communicate in spoken and written English, independently or with the support of an interpreter.\n\nHospice service users: Able and willing to provide informed consent. Healthcare professionals: Registered or non-registered healthcare professionals currently working within hospices in England involved in patient care and support.\n\nHealthcare professionals: Aged 18 years or over. Healthcare professionals: Able and willing to provide informed consent.\n\nExclusion Criteria:\n\nHospice service users: Cognitive impairment that impedes communication. 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