Death and dying

In this exceptional book, the author initially explores the five famous stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Through interviews and conversations with patients, the author provides readers with a better understanding of how impending death affects the patient, the professionals serving that patient, and the patient's family members. The author of the book is the American Swiss psychiatrist Elizabeth Kubler-Ross (1926 – 2004), and in addition to writing this pioneering book on death and dying, which achieved top sales worldwide, Elizabeth authored twenty-four books translated into thirty-six languages. Her greatest professional legacy includes teaching the practice of humane care for the dying and the importance of expressing unconditional love. Her work continues through the efforts of hundreds of organizations around the world, including the Elizabeth Kubler-Ross Foundation. This book contains much that still needs to be learned today by a large number of doctors, nurses, social workers, and all healthcare workers, as well as the general public, because death and dying are daily human experiences. Book Information: Author: Elizabeth Kubler-Ross Year of Publication: 2021 Publisher: Saba Page Number of Pages: 384