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The role of social workers in palliative, end of life and bereavement care
Description:
This resource aims to ensure that people benefit from good social work at the end of their life, and that those close to them are supported during this time and into bereavement.
Author(s):
Association of Palliative Care Social Workers in collaboration with the former College of Social Work and Making Waves Lived Experience Network/OPEN FUTURES Research, with support from the British Association of Social Workers and Hospice UK
Publisher:
National Health Service, UK
Year:
2016