Questions and answers on death and dying
Kubler-Ross, E
Questions and answers on death and dying - New York : Collier, 1974
The dying patient ; Telling the patient ; Difficulties in communication ; Denial as a first line of defense ; Why me? ; Bargaining - depression and grief usually follow ; The end of life - hopefully acceptance ; Special forms of communication ; Suicide and terminal illness ; Sudden death ; Prolongation of life ; Where do we best care for our dying patients ; The family's problems after death has occurred ; Funerals ; Family and staff deal with their own feelings ; Other staff problems ; Old age ; Questions of humor and fear, faith and hope ; Personal questions
Discusses accepting the end of life, suicide, terminal illness, euthanasia, how to tell a patient he or she is critically ill and how to deal with all the special difficulties surrounding death.
0020891504
Attitude to Death
Terminal Care
Death
Questions and answers on death and dying - New York : Collier, 1974
The dying patient ; Telling the patient ; Difficulties in communication ; Denial as a first line of defense ; Why me? ; Bargaining - depression and grief usually follow ; The end of life - hopefully acceptance ; Special forms of communication ; Suicide and terminal illness ; Sudden death ; Prolongation of life ; Where do we best care for our dying patients ; The family's problems after death has occurred ; Funerals ; Family and staff deal with their own feelings ; Other staff problems ; Old age ; Questions of humor and fear, faith and hope ; Personal questions
Discusses accepting the end of life, suicide, terminal illness, euthanasia, how to tell a patient he or she is critically ill and how to deal with all the special difficulties surrounding death.
0020891504
Attitude to Death
Terminal Care
Death
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