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Автор Nagy, Frank
Дата выпуска 1985
dc.description AbstractA protocol is presented for the effective intercourse between donors and the families of donors who make anatomical gifts to a school of medicine. Several aspects of the need for open communication among the donors, their families and the medical school are emphasized. Consideration is given to the significant contribution made by grief therapists in their interactions and discussions with the families of the donors. A model for a memorial service is presented and attention is drawn to the important and often difficult role played by the survivors of the donors. Emphasis is placed on the need for medical schools to guard against insouciance and to begin developing the concept of humanization by demanding appropriate concern for the donors and their families.
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Издатель Taylor & Francis Group
Копирайт Copyright Taylor and Francis Group, LLC
Название A model for a donated body program in a school of medicine
Тип research-article
DOI 10.1080/07481188508252521
Electronic ISSN 1091-7683
Print ISSN 0748-1187
Журнал Death Studies
Том 9
Первая страница 245
Последняя страница 251
Аффилиация Nagy, Frank; Wright State University School of Medicine and College of Science and Engineering
Выпуск 3-4
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