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Palliation and End of Life Care Issues

Maggie Bisset, S. Hutton, Daniel Kelly

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction The importance of experience Constructions of palliative care The search for meaning Working with the search for meaning Practice and challenges in palliative care Is there meaning in bereavement? Common occurrences in bereavement Having a hiding place Completing the construction of palliative care Summary References

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Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Palliative care, End-of-life care, Nursing, Section (typography), Medicine, Psychology, Computer science