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Chaplaincy in hospice and palliative care

Llandaff, Baroness Finlay of(Foreword by)Abel, Julian(Contributions by)Allan, Dawn(Contributions by)Bedborough, Sally(Contributions by)Brown, Jill(Contributions by)Buck, David(Contributions by)Clarke, Richard(Contributions by)Collin, Margery(Contributions by)Davies, Judy(Contributions by)Edmeads, Andy(Contributions by)Graham, Stig(Contributions by)Hagan, Matthew(Contributions by)Hill, Martin(Contributions by)Huish, Louise Adey(Contributions by)Kelly, Ewan(Contributions by)Khalifa, Abbas(Contributions by)McAfee, Caroline(Contributions by)Mellerick, Nell(Contributions by)Morrison, Kathryn(Contributions by)Newman, Helen(Contributions by)O'Donoghue, Simon(Contributions by)Pye, Jonathan(Contributions by)Rose, Jessica(Contributions by)Thomas, Jacki(Contributions by)Waller, Liza(Contributions by)Whipp, Margaret(Contributions by)White, Ruth(Contributions by)Windon, Gary(Contributions by)Wittenberg, Jonathan(Contributions by)Murphy, Karen(Edited by)Whorton, Bob(Edited by)
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In an increasingly secular society chaplaincy is no longer widely accepted as a necessary element of palliative care.

A meditative reflection on the role played by hospice chaplains, this book argues that chaplains have a vital part to play in the care of a patient, their family, and those supporting them.

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Jessica Kingsley
1784503290 / 9781784503291
eBook (Adobe Pdf, EPUB)
259.4
21/07/2017
England
English
205 pages
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