Ever decreasing circles : terminal illness, empowerment and decision-making
Presents the findings of a qualitative study conducted using Max van Manen's phenomenological hermeneutic method to explore issues surrounding empowerment and daily decision-making with terminally ill patients attending an outpatient clinic of a community hospice. Source: National Library of Ne...
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