End Of Life

6 Comments

1. Rauf
   Posted June 10, 2009 at 21:26 | Permalink

   Hi, this looks like a great book.

2. Patricia palmer
   Posted August 18, 2009 at 08:52 | Permalink

   This is the type of book that is/can be really useful and never gets enough publicity, either via hospitals,hspicices, magazines particularly those like “SAGA” and doctors surgeries.

3. mary palmer morrell
   Posted April 5, 2010 at 16:33 | Permalink

   glad to see someone has written a book about this subject. In this day and age we need information. great job Mary

4. Anselm Galley
   Posted April 22, 2010 at 12:26 | Permalink

    

   End of Life, The Essential Guide to Caring,  a very readable book, full of practical information addresses a topic that needs attention.  It is obvious that the authors have had hands-on experience in the field.  I would recommend End of Life for professional carers as well as the general public.

5. Frances Leckie
   Posted May 20, 2010 at 08:24 | Permalink

   I'm reading "End of Life" right now, and will be reviewing it on the IndependentLiving site. It is full of so much important information, so accessibly written: I've given it a mention in my <a href="http://newsletter.independentliving.co.uk/>monthly newsletter</a> 

6. John Losasso
   Posted July 6, 2010 at 14:44 | Permalink

   Congratulations (Auntie!)Mary, we have already bought a copy for the medical library here!

   Best wishes from your nephew John!

   John Losasso

   Deputy Librarian
   Sir Thomas Browne Medical Library
   Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
   Colney Lane Norwich
   NR4 7UY

   01603 288323

   john.losasso@nnuh.nhs.uk