The Art of Being Fully Present to the Dying Patient in Palliative Care

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Spisovateľ: Lojan Radoslav
Vydavateľ: Tribun EU
Rok vydania: 2015
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Katalogové číslo: M7954

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Dying is an embodied and relational process. It is also a mutually enriching process, not only fory dying patients in palliative care, but also for all involved in their dying. Unfortunately, due to the lack of attention and subsequent understanding of these mutually enriching human experiences, the caring process strictly focuses on medical, psychological, and social needs rather than on the caring presence within a more comprehensive holistic caring practice... v angličtine, brožovaná, 259 strán

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