Caring. 1995 Apr;14(4):50-3.

Thro' the night: family care when the patient is dying.

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Working with dying patients can have an overwhelming effect on both formal and informal caregivers. What strategies will help professionals work with families to ease this difficult time--and what can professionals do to help themselves?

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