| Subject |
Social medicine.
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Social service -- Sociological aspects.
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Well-being.
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| Descript |
xvi, 205 p. : ill. |
| Contents |
Introduction: The Need for Humanised Care Part 1: Humanising Healthcare: A Lifeworld Approach 1. A Value Framework for the Humanisation of Care 2. A Lifeworld Approach: Revisiting a Humanising Philosophy that Provides an Experiential Context for Considering Health and Illness 3. Lifeworld-led Healthcare is More than Patient-led Care 4. Caring for a Partner with Alzheimer's: an Illustration of Research-based Knowledge for Lifeworld-led Care Part 2: Well-being and Suffering: the Focus of Care 5. An Existential Theory of Well-being: 'Dwelling-Mobility' 6. Kinds of Well-being: Eighteen Directions for Caring 7. Kinds of Suffering: Caring for Vulnerability 8. An Illustration of Well-being as Dwelling-Mobility: Older Peoples' Experiences of Living in Rural Areas Part 3: Developing the Capacity to Care 9. The Creativity of 'Unspecialisation': Contemplative Knowledge and Practical Wisdom 10. Complex Knowledge to Underpin Caring: Embodied Relational Understanding 11. Embodied Interpretation: One Way of Re-presenting Research Findings that may Serve to Sensitise the Empathic Imagination 12. Embodying Nursing Openheartedness: An Illustration of a Core Capacity for Caring 13. Conclusion: Caring for Well-being |
| Note |
3 concurrent users. UkHlHU |
| Alt author |
Todres, Les, 1953-
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| ISBN |
9781136181955 (e-book) |
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