The Hospice Movement: A Better Way of Caring for the DyingAt a time when the end of life has become the subject of anguished medical and ethical debate, no book is more welcome than The Hospice Movement This modern classic outlines a bold and noble alternative to the high-tech nightmare that has all too often been our society's accepted approach to death: hospice instead offers caring communities where dying people are treated as human beings worthy of attention and respect. Widely recognized as the essential reference for all who deal with the terminally ill, the book has now been extensively updated with three new chapters that describe the hospice movement's response to AIDS and its evolution into an international phenomenon. The result is one of those rare works that initiate caregivers, family, and friends into a new understanding of death and dying, one that reconciles the medical, the social, and the spiritual. |
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Doctors and hospitals were struggling day by day in England for the economic right to exist . And indeed , " what opinion would the public form of the skill of the medical attendants in the hospitals if upon looking at the annual ...
Doctors and hospitals were struggling day by day in England for the economic right to exist . And indeed , " what opinion would the public form of the skill of the medical attendants in the hospitals if upon looking at the annual ...
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No telephone bells , no buzzers , no loudspeakers here , calling doctors ' names . No smell of antiseptic , though everything is spotless and the floor under our feet shines with concentric circles of buffing and pol- ishing .
No telephone bells , no buzzers , no loudspeakers here , calling doctors ' names . No smell of antiseptic , though everything is spotless and the floor under our feet shines with concentric circles of buffing and pol- ishing .
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That's what a doctor can offer at this tragic moment . He can accept the parents and other family members ... Doctors can't do everything , " says his wife , bringing a plate of cookies . " Sometimes I think we expect too much of them .
That's what a doctor can offer at this tragic moment . He can accept the parents and other family members ... Doctors can't do everything , " says his wife , bringing a plate of cookies . " Sometimes I think we expect too much of them .
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The Caring Host | 1 |
Not Like You and Me | 15 |
Lest Strangers Should Lose Their Way | 31 |
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The Hospice Movement: A Better Way of Caring for the Dying Sandol Stoddard Náhled není k dispozici. - 1992 |
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