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Death, Dying and Social Differences
"How often in palliative care do you hear patients referred to as a 'case of this' or 'a case of that'? This book serves... lire davantage...
Living and dying with dignity: The best practice guide to end-of-life care for people with a learning disability
There are 1. 5 million people with a learning disability in the UK. They are among the most excluded and disadvantaged people... lire davantage...
NASW Standards for Social Work Practice with Family Caregivers of Older Adults
Social work standards of practice. lire davantage...
Not to be Forgotten
A report of findings from a group of MPs dedicated to improving care for elderly, dying, and vulnerable Canadians. The primary... lire davantage...
Palliative Care as a Human Right (Public Health Fact Sheet)
The Open Society Foundations established by George Soros work to build vibrant and tolerant democracies whose governments... lire davantage...
Palliative Care for Older People: Better Practices
This publication is the third of a series published by WHO that aims to raise awareness ofthe need for better palliative... lire davantage...
Providing Culturally Competent Supportive Cancer Care For Underserved Populations
Literature review of best practices prepared by the Cancer Journey Action Group - Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC). lire davantage...
The Route to Success in End of Life Care - Achieving Quality for People with Learning Disabilities
Prepared by the National End of Life Care Programme, this publication aims to provide a practical guide which supports anyone... lire davantage...
The Salami Salesman and His Daughter Falafel: What an Older Man's Death Can Teach Us about How and How Not to Care for the Frail and Dying
Dr. Laurie Mallery's account of the events leading up to her father's death and what she learned through the process of caring... lire davantage...
TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors)
24/7 online and telephone information and support for families grieving the death of a loved one who died while serving for... lire davantage...
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