Dying well : a guide to enabling a good death
"The second edition of this popular book offers realistic yet empathetic advice to all those involved with caring for the dying. It looks at the psychology of grief and tackles the fears and anger of those who are dying, their loved ones and their professional carers. This new edition also reflects the changes in training for health professionals and improved access to good quality care for a wider range of patients." "All healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses and all others involved in terminal as well as dying patients their families, friends and carers, will find this book to be an essential resource."--BOOK JACKET
xiii, 159 pages ; 24 cm
9781857759402, 1857759400
56423307
An introduction to the history of ideas about death
Grief: reactions normal and abnormal
The role of helpers
The best that we can do
Religious beliefs and customs
How can we make dying better for people?
The good death