Factors associated with good death as perceived by terminally-ill patients, family members and healthcare providers at the Cancer Institute and Supportive Palliative and Hospice Care Clinic, UP-PGH

Factors associated with good death as perceived by terminally-ill patients, family members and healthcare providers at the Cancer Institute and Supportive Palliative and Hospice Care Clinic, UP-PGH

Several studies abroad have already explored the factors considered important at end of life among terminally-ill patients, family members and healthcare providers. Results gathered ranged from "freedom from pain", "autonomy, control and independence", "acceptance, closure...

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Main Author: Balein, Gemma N.
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Subjects:
Terminally-ill.
Death > Psychological aspects.