Park Seon-suk et al.: Hospice Practice for Well-Dying
The year-old medical decision system has recently reached its fifth year. In the meantime, by February, a well over 1.5 million people had been counted as having written a letter to stop treatment. Well-Dahing, which means to die as well as to live a good life, is no longer a strange creed but one of the ways in which many people turn to life. But we still feel the sudden fear of death. Death is a widespread tendency to be rejected by the uncomfortable truth that you don't want to face, and there are many other factors besides the body that actually can't move freely in the final phase of life. There are many things, including anxiety, social problems and spiritual problems due to changes in relationships with family and others. It is Hospice and Reservation Medicine that helps to end the taste and taste of the whole human challenge. It's hard to take death for granted. But if death is a problem that anyone has to face, it will be easy to do and apply as a form of Hospice and Reservation medicine, which helps us on our final journey. The book that you saw on this request details the first time you hear the Hospice theory in Part 1 and, based on this understanding, explains the hostis care and counseling program as far as you can with the medical field. For this reason, this book will serve as a guide for readers who are trying to achieve the 'En-life Courses' of their lives.
Korean title: 웰다잉을 위한 호스피스 실천론
Korean author: 박선숙 외
Korean publisher: 학지사
ISBN-13: 9788999728792
