Good Practices in Palliative Care: A Psychosocial Perspective



This text is a guide to good practices in palliative care, and it focuses on the psycho-social aspects of the care rather than the medical and nursing dimensions. The book is intended for professionals such as nurses, doctors, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and managers, as well as social workers who are undertaking professional training and working in palliative care. more details
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  • Provides a comprehensive guide to good palliative care practices
  • Focuses on the psycho-social aspects of care
  • Suitable for professionals in palliative care, such as nurses, doctors, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and managers


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Author David Oliviere,Rosalind Hargreaves,Barbara Monroe
ISBN 9781857423969
Publisher Ashgate Publishing Limited
Manufacturer Ashgate Publishing Limited
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This text is a guide to good practices in palliative care, and it focuses on the psycho-social aspects of the care rather than the medical and nursing dimensions. The book is intended for professionals such as nurses, doctors, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and managers, as well as social workers who are undertaking professional training and working in palliative care.

Concerned with practices in palliative care, this text focuses on the psycho-social aspects of palliative care as opposed to the medical and nursing dimensions. Beginning with a framework of the interdependence of all aspects which is characteristic of the holistic nature of the subject, the book is intended to help readers identify the principles which underpin good practice in the non-medical dimensions in palliative care. The book caters for the professional reader and should be relevant to nurses, doctors, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and managers, as well as social workers undertaking professional training and working in palliative care.

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