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Carers’ experiences of end-of-life care
A scoping review and application of personal construct psychology
Timothy Broady
12.11.2020
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This article explores various practical and emotional challenges that family and friend carers may face when the person that they care for is receiving end-of-life care. Through applying the personal construct psychology framework, this article reviews literature concerning the practical challenges of end-of-life care including daily living and activities as well as personal challenges such as the sudden loss of the caring role.
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