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An exploration of the meaning and organization of spiritual care in a hospice

By:

Cook, Sheila

Publication details: Thesis (MSc)-University of London, 1997Subject(s):

Contents:

Introduction ; Literature review ; Methods ; Analysis ; Discussion ; References

Summary: A naturalistic, case study approach was adopted for this inquiry. Members of a multidisciplinary team were interviewed to elicit their views on the meaning & organization of spiritual care. Other sources of data, including documents, case notes & observational material, were used to provide additional information.

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Introduction ; Literature review ; Methods ; Analysis ; Discussion ; References

A naturalistic, case study approach was adopted for this inquiry. Members of a multidisciplinary team were interviewed to elicit their views on the meaning & organization of spiritual care. Other sources of data, including documents, case notes & observational material, were used to provide additional information.

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