Negotiating Death in Contemporary Health and Social Care, Margaret Holloway, Bristol, The Policy Press, 2007, pp. viii + 216, ISBN 978 1 86134 722 0, £19.99
S Richards - 2008 - academic.oup.com
In modern Western societies, profound ethical questions about death and dying are
increasingly prominent. What is quality of life for dying people? How far should doctors …
increasingly prominent. What is quality of life for dying people? How far should doctors …
[引用][C] Negotiating death in contemporary health and social care
J Percival - 2009 - Wiley Online Library
Holloway sets out in this book to provide a relevant knowledge base and a practice
framework that is fit for purpose as a professional tool, and in so doing closely allies …
framework that is fit for purpose as a professional tool, and in so doing closely allies …
Integrating theories and practices
M Holloway - Negotiating death in contemporary …, 2007 - bristoluniversitypressdigital.com
The approach of this book has been to examine the theoretical contributions from the
different academic disciplines engaged in the study of death, dying and bereavement, and to …
different academic disciplines engaged in the study of death, dying and bereavement, and to …
Dying in the twenty-first century
M Holloway - Negotiating death in contemporary …, 2007 - bristoluniversitypressdigital.com
Contemporary dying presents a series of questions for the dying person, their family and the
professionals who attend them. These questions are embedded in complex ethical debates …
professionals who attend them. These questions are embedded in complex ethical debates …
Death, dying, and end-of-life care
E Borgstrom - Routledge International Handbook of Critical Issues …, 2021 - taylorfrancis.com
Death is often considered to be a universal life event. However, how death comes about,
and is experienced, is neither certain nor equal. Attending to dying–the process and events …
and is experienced, is neither certain nor equal. Attending to dying–the process and events …
Jacqueline H. Watts, Death, Dying and Bereavement: Issues for Practice, Dunedin Academic Press, Edinburgh, UK, 2010, 124 pp., pbk£ 14.50, ISBN 13: 978 1 …
J Seymour - Ageing & Society, 2011 - cambridge.org
This small volume is the 11th of 13 titles in the Policy and Practice in Health and Social Care
series edited by Joyce Cavaye and Alison Petch. The series aims to provide an introduction …
series edited by Joyce Cavaye and Alison Petch. The series aims to provide an introduction …
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M Holloway - Citeseer
This is an impressive, wide-ranging book which surveys the relevant theoretical
perspectives and puts the practice issues into their social and policy contexts. The objective …
perspectives and puts the practice issues into their social and policy contexts. The objective …
Book review: Governing death and loss: empowerment, involvement and participation
C Gardiner - 2011 - spcare.bmj.com
A key message of this new book edited by Steve Conway is that the conception of death as
an exclusive responsibility for clinical and professional governance, has inhibited the way …
an exclusive responsibility for clinical and professional governance, has inhibited the way …
The changing face of death: implications for public health
S Conway - Critical Public Health, 2007 - Taylor & Francis
Palliative care and bereavement care attempt to foster greater dignity in death and loss. Yet
the former has been criticised for 'creeping medicalisation'and the latter for individualising …
the former has been criticised for 'creeping medicalisation'and the latter for individualising …
[引用][C] Responding to Grief: Dying, Bereavement and Social Care, Caroline Currer, Basingstoke and New York, Palgrave, 2001, pp. x+ 181, ISBN 0333736397£ 15.50
I Renzenbrink - 2002 - academic.oup.com
This book highlights the importance of the people who are most involved, yet least
acknowledged in the care of dying and bereaved people, the social care workers. Caroline …
acknowledged in the care of dying and bereaved people, the social care workers. Caroline …