Life in a Hospice: Reflections on Caring for the Dying
Life in a Rest home: Reflections on Caring for the Dying Books
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This book is about hospices, seen through the eyes of the people who work in them. Their individual voices, perspectives and tales invite readers into the day-to-day complexities of rest home life. There is growing broadcast and professional attention to end of life care and the way dying patients and their families are treated. How can hospices make the administer dignified and peaceful as possible? What sort of people dedicate their careers to helping the dying? What difficulties are they up hostile to in providing this care, and what makes it all worthwhile?This inspirational book provides vivid, real-life accounts of rest home life from managers, doctors, nurses, carers and support staff. The plotting-provoking narratives provide vital insights into the type of work undertaken in a rest home setting. They examine the differences between rest home and sickbay care, and explore the challenges, private motivations and the many ways hospices strive to meet the needs of patients and their families with sensitivity and respect. “Life in a Rest home” is enlightening reading for all healthcare professionals in palliative care, including volunteer, administrative and support staff. It is also highly not compulsory for nurses and others in caring roles considering a go into rest home work. Therapists, counsellors and religious leaders will learn poignant and encouraging insights, and people with a family member approaching the end of life will find the book reassuring and informative.
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