The medical point of view: is caring for dying a part of our profession?
The medical point of view: is caring for dying a part of our profession? Read More »
Research suggests that caregivers to cancer patients may be particularly vulnerable to the experience of loneliness. The current study compared the loneliness experienced by those caring for hospitalized cancer patients who were receiving treatment, and caregivers of cancer patients in a hospice, on their death bed. Analyses revealed that there was no significant difference in
The experience of loneliness: Caregivers of cancer patients. Read More »