Death, gender, and ethnicity /

• Field, David, 1942-
• Hockey, Jennifer Lorna.
• Small, Neil.

• Death -- Social aspects -- Great Britain
• Bereavement -- Great Britain
• Terminal care -- Great Britain
• Sex role -- Great Britain
• Ethnicity -- Great Britain
• Minorities -- Great Britain
• Great Britain -- Social conditions

• Routledge,

• 041514678X
• 0415146798 (pbk)

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

• Ethnic variations in dying death and grief diversity in universality
• Constructing death the sociology of dying and bereavement
• social organisation of death medical discourse and social practices in Belfast
• Names we call home autobiography on racial identity
• Endings a sociology of death and dying
• good death conversations with East Londoners
• revival of death
• sociology of death theory culture practice
• Death in the midst of life social and cultural influences on death grief and mourning
• Death society and human experience
• Loss and bereavement
• Perspectives on death and dying
• Dying death and bereavement
• Dying facing the facts
• last dance encountering death and dying
• Dealing with death practices and procedures
• Death and bereavement across cultures
• Reflections on palliative care sociological and policy perspectives
• Death dying and social differences
• Facing death an interdisciplinary approach
• New themes in palliative care
• Bereavement studies of grief in adult life
• anatomy of bereavement
• Counselling children a practical introduction
• Death dying and bereavement
• Bereavement studies of grief in adult life
• Practical ethics
• Coping with loss helping patients and their families
• Aspects of grief bereavement in adult life
• value of life
• hard pressed researcher a research handbook for the caring professions
• Counselling and supporting children in distress
• invitation to social construction
• Evaluating for good practice
• Anxiety theory research and intervention in clinical and health psychology
• Attachment and loss Loss sadness and depression
• Deliberate self harm in adolescence
• cultural studies reader history theory practice
• Race and ethnicity in modern Britain
• Images of aging cultural representations of later life
• Rethinking social policy
• Homeless policies strategies and lives on the street
• Advocacy a nurses guide
• Small scale evaluation principles and practice
• working of social work
• Age race and ethnicity a comparative approach
• Developing reflective practice making sense of social work in a world of change
• Realist evaluation in practice health and social work
• Evidence based clinical practice in nursing and health care assimilating research experience and expertise
• politics of disablement
• Culture and society a sociology of culture
• Effective interaction with patients
• Culture society and the media
• Health policy in Britain the politics and organisation of the National Health Service
• Quantity and quality in social research
• Reflective practice a guide for nurses and midwives
• sociology of health promotion critical analyses of consumption lifestyle and risk
• Mentoring preceptorship and clinical supervision a guide to professional roles in clinical practice
• Individual differences
• Basics of qualitative research techniques and procedures for developing grounded theory
• Attachment and loss Attachment
• Contemporary British society
• Team roles at work
• research process in nursing
• Nursing research principles process and issues
• Health promotion models and values