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psychological aspects of terminal care

I don't know what to say

By Rob Buckman,Robert Buckman,Dr. Robert Buckman

Hospice care--a growing concept in the United States

By United States. General Accounting Office

Nearing death awareness

By Mary Anne Sanders

Facing death

By Averil Stedeford

I'm Here to Help

By M. Catherine Ray

Soigner la relation en fin de vie

By Marie-Sylvie Richard

Hospice care--a growing concept in the United States

By United States. General Accounting Office

The end-of-life handbook

By David B. Feldman

Speaking of dying

By Louis Heyse-Moore

Being human in the face of death

By Deborah Roth

Stay close and do nothing

By Merrill Collett

Occupational stress in the care of the critically ill, the dying, and the bereaved

By Mary L. S. Vachon

How women relate to terminally ill husbands and their subsequent adjustment to bereavement

By Diane Kramer

The efficacy of a death education course for registered nurses and registered nursing students

By Sheila Helen Connolly

Death, a new perspective on the phenomena of disease and dying

By M. L. Kothari

A safer death

By International Conference of the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice on Multidisciplinary Aspects of Terminal Care (1st 1987 Glasgow, Scotland)

Emotional impact of working with the dying

By Irene Smith

The caregiver's companion

By BettyClare Moffatt

Gifts for the living

By BettyClare Moffatt

Terminal candor

By Donald C. Wilson

Nursing care at the end of life

By Joyce V. Zerwekh

Psychosocial palliative care

By Frances Sheldon

La sofferenza del corpo

By Eleonora Augruso

Life and death decisions

By Phillip M Kleespies