The paper shows how, over a period from the 1980s until today, individually experienced pressure to act, inspiration, and commitment has led to collective solutions for improving care for the dying. The German case study further exemplifies how creative solutions can be devised to empower society and its members. We found a remarkable model of providing extensive care services to the dying and their relatives based on voluntary involvement in a medium-sized city in Germany. The city’s hospice and palliative care services were investigated based on a qualitative network analysis
This thesis examines the management of multidisciplinary teams in a highly innovative environment th...
This paper is the first in a series that will examine the management of innovation by cross-function...
Life expectancy has increased to a record-high and, death has become more common in hospital setting...
The paper shows how, over a period from the 1980s until today, individually experienced pressure to ...
The paper shows how, over a period from the 1980s until today, individually experienced pressure to ...
The paper shows how, over a period from the 1980s until today, individually experienced pressure to ...
Report on visits in hospices located in Osnabrück/Germany and the Saint Cristopher’s Hospice in Lond...
Palliative care developed in the later part of the 20th century as a social movement and medical spe...
Specialist palliative care, within hospices in particular, has historically led and set the standard...
Background: The new public health palliative care movement calls for a move away from an individuali...
Specialist palliative care, within hospices in particular, has historically led and set the standard...
Compassionate Cities: Strengthening Social Resources in Communities for Mutual Support at the End of...
Half a century ago, the progress in medicine has become best visible in the intensive care units wit...
Objectives To study the views of a wide range of representatives from organizations and institutions...
The majority of people (70–80%) when asked where they would prefer to die say they want to die in th...
This thesis examines the management of multidisciplinary teams in a highly innovative environment th...
This paper is the first in a series that will examine the management of innovation by cross-function...
Life expectancy has increased to a record-high and, death has become more common in hospital setting...
The paper shows how, over a period from the 1980s until today, individually experienced pressure to ...
The paper shows how, over a period from the 1980s until today, individually experienced pressure to ...
The paper shows how, over a period from the 1980s until today, individually experienced pressure to ...
Report on visits in hospices located in Osnabrück/Germany and the Saint Cristopher’s Hospice in Lond...
Palliative care developed in the later part of the 20th century as a social movement and medical spe...
Specialist palliative care, within hospices in particular, has historically led and set the standard...
Background: The new public health palliative care movement calls for a move away from an individuali...
Specialist palliative care, within hospices in particular, has historically led and set the standard...
Compassionate Cities: Strengthening Social Resources in Communities for Mutual Support at the End of...
Half a century ago, the progress in medicine has become best visible in the intensive care units wit...
Objectives To study the views of a wide range of representatives from organizations and institutions...
The majority of people (70–80%) when asked where they would prefer to die say they want to die in th...
This thesis examines the management of multidisciplinary teams in a highly innovative environment th...
This paper is the first in a series that will examine the management of innovation by cross-function...
Life expectancy has increased to a record-high and, death has become more common in hospital setting...