Social work and end-of-life care
Social work is important in end-of-life care
Malcolm Payne
Social work and end-of-life care
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- Useful article on grief at work: When A Coworker Loses A Loved One
- A new way of memorialising loved ones who have died – turn their ashes into jewellery
- Was social work always committed to social justice?
- Canadian study finds end-of-life care accounts for 10 per cent of health budgets,mainly acute care costs, but not everyone can be cared for at home.
- The Gifts Dying Can Give | Barbara Karnes blog
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