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2018
The crisis of dying is shared by the individual’s ‘support team’. The burdens and pleasures of care are distributed among the individual’s social network, who grieves, protest, despair, acknowledge and adjust as the inevitability of death becomes apparent. Caregivers may be family members, volunteers or paid workers.
Ad (Sandy) Macleod, Ian Maddocks
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The crisis of dying is shared by the individual’s ‘support team’. The burdens and pleasures of care are distributed among the individual’s social network, who grieves, protest, despair, acknowledge and adjust as the inevitability of death becomes apparent. Caregivers may be family members, volunteers or paid workers.
Ad (Sandy) Macleod, Ian Maddocks
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Encyclopedia of Gerontology and Population Aging, 2021
Dolores Gallagher-Thompson
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Dolores Gallagher-Thompson
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1992
How are we to understand and live our lives when the moral demands made upon us require more than we can give, more than we can make any sense of, and-in our society at least-more than commands much respect and admiration? I raise this disturbing question in the context of a developing trend to return to families and the home the long-term care of the ...
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How are we to understand and live our lives when the moral demands made upon us require more than we can give, more than we can make any sense of, and-in our society at least-more than commands much respect and admiration? I raise this disturbing question in the context of a developing trend to return to families and the home the long-term care of the ...
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Family Caregiving for the Elderly
Annual Review of Nursing Research, 1991B A, Given, C W, Given
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Dementia: The Experience of Family Caregivers
The Gerontologist, 1986B, Chenoweth, B, Spencer
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