This book explores the emotional problems patients relatives close
friends and professionals experience and the support they need when
someone is dying. It focuses on the skills required to support the
patient and to provide pre- and post-bereavement counselling for
relatives. Clear and easy to read the book is based on the author's
previous work but now includes valuable new insights from her
recent research in this field and is illustrated with examples from
her practical and international experience. It emphasises practical
communication skills that can be applied in everyday working
practice. It encourages readers to reflect on their own practice
strengths and weaknesses and their contribution to the
multi-professional team. Questions and exercises at the end of each
chapter encourage reflection discussion and learning. This is a
book that all health professionals will find of great benefit
especially those working in palliative and terminal care hospices
and nursing homes. It is of particular use to members of nursing
teams. It will also be of interest to patients and relatives who
are close to a dying person.
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