Titlebook: Death at Work; Existential and Psyc Kjetil Moen Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 traumatization.palliative.ps

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Eric, a deeper understanding of the subjective within a social context. Moen uses different panels to discuss the lived life and the told story of each interviewee. Their insights become a useful corrective in the reading of data.

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,To Be or Not to Be—An Outline of Existential Concerns,ionals participating in the study. What is at stake though is not only, or primarily, the termination of life, but also threat to one’s own moral and social being. Moen identifies five existential themes through the reading.

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An Existential-Psychosocial Reading,r. In order to underscore that it is a merging of perspectives, the author calls the application of them an existential-psychosocial reading. He thus draws upon a variety of theoretical angles, as the discussion thoroughly highlights and reasons the five existential concerns identified in the previous chapter.

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2662-2629 hallenges.Explores an under-researched topic within health aThis book explores how, in encounters with the terminally ill and dying, there is something existentially at stake for the professional, not only the patient. It connects the professional and personal lives of the interviewees, a range of p

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Forgiveness and Transitional Experiencer. In order to underscore that it is a merging of perspectives, the author calls the application of them an existential-psychosocial reading. He thus draws upon a variety of theoretical angles, as the discussion thoroughly highlights and reasons the five existential concerns identified in the previous chapter.

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Introduction,f others inform the health professionals’ understanding of themselves as well as their professional role. One no longer dies at home. Hence, the author argues for the need of new knowledge based on shifts in end-of-life care from being part of the domestic sphere to become a professional task. It is