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Family Perspectives: Death and Dying in Canada
Description:
This document examines the evolution of death and dying in Canada across generations, the desires and realities of families surrounding death and dying, the role of families in end-of-life care and its impact on well-being. It is meant to be a conversation catalyst intended to spark dialogue in households, workplaces and communities across the country by exploring death and dying through a family lens
Author(s):
Dr. Katherine Arnup
Publisher:
Vanier Institute of the Family
Year:
May 2018