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Details models and approaches to care of the elderly which recognise the individuality of each human being.
Description
Anthroposophical medicine recognizes the individuality of each human being. This philosophy is central to care for the elderly where it is important to see beyond the outer ageing body, and to ensure dignity for all.
This book describes particular approaches for professional nurses and carers, as well as offering practical care plans. While care cannot itself heal, it can provide the basis for the healing process to work. This book will help those who work with the elderly with invaluable guidance and advice.
Author
Annegret Camps trained as a nurse at Herdecke anthroposophical hospital in Germany, and worked in care for the elderly. She lectures on nursing and care work.
Brigitte Hagenhoff trained in care for the elderly and has a masters degree in care work. She works in care for the elderly.
Ada van der Star lectures on care for the elderly in Germany.
Links
More books on anthroposophical care and nursing:
Home Nursing for Carers
Medicine for the Whole Person
Practical Home Care Medicine
