TIME FOR DYING
(1974)
By Barney G. Glaser, Ph.D. and Anselm L. Strauss, Ph.D.
$ 38.00
This book is a sequel to “Awareness for Dying” and focuses on the temporal aspects of dying in hospitals. Dying takes varying amounts of time, from sudden to excessive lingering. The social psychological events that take place during dying as a temporal process given professional codes and training and hospital prescribed work are explored and woven into a theory of status passage.
CONTENT
Chapter 1 |
Dying trajectories |
Chapter 2 |
Sudden Death: A case of suicide |
Chapter 3 |
Initial definitions of the dying trajectory |
Chapter 4 |
Lingering trajectories: Institutional dying |
Chapter 5 |
Lingering trajectories: At home and in hospitals |
Chapter 6 |
The expected quick trajectory |
Chapter 7 |
The unexpected quick trajectory |
Chapter 8 |
Last weeks an days |
Chapter 9 |
Finding the dying trajectory |
Chapter 10 |
After death in the hospital |
Chapter 11 |
Time, structural processes and status passage |
Chapter 12 |
Improving the care of the dying |
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Appendix |
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