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Are the nursing needs being met for people who are terminally ill who want to die at home?

By:

Martin-Dominguez, G

Publication details: Thesis (BSc Hons)-Manchester University, 1999Subject(s):

Contents:

Introduction ; Felt need ; Normative need ; Expressed need ; Comparative need ; Discussion and implications for nursing practice ; References

Summary: This literature review seeks to determine nursing influence in supporting more home deaths where this is wanted by the patient. Patient, carer and professional views are explored, as are the demand placed on services and the inequalities that exist between the terminally ill.

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Reference book	David Adams Library (Royal Marsden)	NURSING THESES MAR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		54031000078709
Reference book	David Adams Library (Royal Marsden) Library Office	TT016 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		0000003660

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Introduction ; Felt need ; Normative need ; Expressed need ; Comparative need ; Discussion and implications for nursing practice ; References

This literature review seeks to determine nursing influence in supporting more home deaths where this is wanted by the patient. Patient, carer and professional views are explored, as are the demand placed on services and the inequalities that exist between the terminally ill.

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