Cicely Saunders (1918–2005)

> Babelio : https://www.babelio.com/livres/Saunders-La-vie-aidant-la-mort/389499
> Psycha Analyse : Bibliographie sélective sur la mort

> Saint-Arnaud Jocelyne. Bibliographie indicative sur la « bonne mort »
In: Frontières, Volume 20, numéro 1, automne 2007, p. 119–120. … ; (en ligne),
URL : https://id.erudit.org/iderudit/017966ar

> Depuis le milieu des années 80, des centaines de livres, pratiques et théoriques, sont parus sur l’accompagnement des personnes très malades ou en fin de vie. Nous ne pouvons en citer que quelques-uns (les “scènes” 1, 2, 4 et 5 de ce dossier sont tirées de "Réapprivoiser la mort", de Patrice van Eersel, Livre de Poche).

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*Source: Nouvelles Clés… (mere)

The new edition of this successful book has been up-dated to incorporate recent advances in both approach to, and treatment of, the terminally ill. Based on many years of monitoring clinical practice and research at St Christopher's Hospice, Dame Cicely Saunders presents practical, balanced advice on the general ethical and medical principles of caring for dying patients. This will continue to be an invaluable handbook for all hospice physicians and nurses as a compassionate source of factual information.
Review: This useful book offers GPs an easy-to-read, practical guide to palliative care. It is written with clarity and compassion and will not fail to stimulate and motivate the reader. I enjoyed read Living With Dying and would recommend it to anybody involved in palliative care. It may be only a small book of some 60 pages, but it delivers a big message. Dr Alan Duke, Doctor in six very readable chapters, offers guidelines on the management of those symptoms commonly encountered in palliative care ... it is a readable volume and would certainly be a very valuable addition to the primary health care team library Mari Lloyd-Williams, Progress in Palliative Care… (mere)