Many years ago, when I was still a student nurse, part of the study program I had to undertake related to the work of the sociologist Erving Goffman. It didn't take long for me to appreciate just how profound ...
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Thanks Christine. This is such a great way to approach this kind of care. Smaller, more homelike facilities might just help medical staff to enjoy being with the folks they care for and improve on that very care they are providing.
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Hope this helps, all the best, sue (moderator)
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