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A Hospice Handbook
ed. Michael P. Hamilton, Helen F. Reid. [616/Ha]
A collection of essays written by leading figures in the hospice movement. Topics are divided into the needs of the dying, history of hospice, role of the chaplain, and organizing a hospice.
The Hospice Way of Death
by Paul M. DuBois. [616/DuB]
This book examines the components of hospice care, with detailed evaluation of current programs, and a discussion of the involvement of the National Cancer Institute.
The Hospice Alternative
by Anne Munley. [616/Mu]
The author shows how hospice is a unique alternative in the passage from life to death by describing the day-to-day world of those involved in hospice.
Hospice: A Caring Community
by Theodore H. Koff. [616/Ko]
The origins of hospice are discussed, as well as the important differences between hospice and traditional care.
A Guide to Dying at Home
by Deborah Duda [128.5/Du]
This book covers practical information, not only of physical care, but also mental and emotional support and the psychological and spiritual aspects of dying at home.
Also, check for periodical articles on Infotrac on the Flint Public Library web site or in the Periodicals Center, by using search terms such as hospice care, palliative treatment, end of life, or terminally ill persons.
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