Titlebook: Responding to Grief; Dying, Bereavement a Caroline Currer,Jo Campling Textbook 2001Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Caroline Currer,Jo CamplingA timely text that specifically relates recent theoretical understandings to social care practice. The text includes extensive examples from current practice and detailed interviews with practitioners

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cus upon the relevance of theoretical understandings and the perspectives of dying and bereaved people themselves. There is detailed consideration of practitioners‘ accounts of their responses to people who are grieving. Conclusions relate to issues of training and support, and implications for practice.

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Introduction: Dying, Bereavement and Social Care,, the diseases that are the most frequent causes of death are slow (. 1997), so the time between diagnosis and death may be a relatively long one. In Britain, statistics show that, for people who are terminally ill, 90 per cent of the last year of their life is typically spent in their own homes des

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