Palliative Care, Social Work and Service Users: Making Life PossibleJessica Kingsley Publishers, 15/11/2006 - 272 من الصفحات This unique book provides a rare look at social work and palliative care from the perspective of service users. It is the first to investigate specialist palliative care social work from this viewpoint. |
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... bereavement. It is a complex, changing and contentious context for palliative care and there can be no question that ... women. When things go wrong in social work, people can and sometimes do die. All these factors have made social work ...
... bereaved, and 52 had life-limiting illnesses and conditions (two people were both bereaved and patients). Most were interviewed individually. The project included 39 men and 72 women; 9 per cent of participants identified themselves as ...
... (Woman patient, white UK, age group 26–35) Changing attitudes The second theme which emerged from service users was ... (Bereaved woman, white UK, age group 26–35) Others commented on the positive impression made by the pleasant ...
... woman, white) Some people spoke about what hospice care had meant to the whole family. A widowed mother talking in a discussion group of bereaved people about the death of her husband said: I have two young daughters, well teenagers ...
... (Bereaved woman, black Caribbean, age group 46–55) If people are initially reluctant to accept referral, through fears and anxiety, they might never be offered palliative care again. Although it was not mentioned often enough for it to ...
المحتوى
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Developing the Discussion | 131 |
How We Carried Out the Research
| 227 |
The Interview Schedule
| 247 |
References
| 252 |
Subject Index
| 261 |
Author Index
| 266 |