No place for dying : hospitals and the ideology of rescue / Helen Stanton Chapple.

• Hospital dying situations -- Rescue, stabilization, and speed -- Configuring dying and death -- Death with as little dying as possible -- "Every medical action is a transaction" : rescue as industry -- How rescue as industry minimizes dying -- Order out of chaos : the ritual of intensification -- Ritual display, palliative care, and trust -- Making a place for dying in the hospital.

Ämnesord

Palliative treatment.  (LCSH)

Death.  (LCSH)

Terminal care  -- Ethics. (LCSH)

Terminal care  -- Utilization. (LCSH)

Hospice care  -- Utilization. (LCSH)

Palliative treatment  -- Utilization. (LCSH)

Terminally ill  -- Psychology. (LCSH)

Attitude to Death.  (MeSH)

Hospice Care  -- utilization. (MeSH)

Hospices  -- utilization. (MeSH)

Palliative Care  -- utilization. (MeSH)

Terminal Care  -- ethics. (MeSH)

Terminal Care  -- utilization. (MeSH)

Terminally Ill  -- psychology. (MeSH)

Klassifikation

R726.8 (LCC)

2011 D-331 (NLM)

WB 310 (NLM)

616.029 (DDC)

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