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Death and Dying

TitleLoving care for people with terminal illness
Publication no.BHC - 3305
Publication date22/04/1996
Review date07/09/2004
AuthorNSW Health
SummaryHow palliative care helps people with a terminal illness or an illness that can't be cured.
LanguagesChinese, Croatian, English, Italian, Spanish, Turkish
TitleWhen a baby dies
Publication no.BHC - 4955
Publication date03/08/1998
Review date18/04/2001
AuthorNSW Health
SummaryExplains the practice in most Australian hospitals of allowing parents to spend time with their dead baby if they wish. Includes information about grief and grief counselling.
LanguagesArabic, Chinese, Croatian, English, Italian, Korean, Macedonian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese
TitleWhen a relative dies in hospital
Publication no.HTS - 539
Publication date30/06/1995
Review date14/06/2005
AuthorNSW Health
SummaryInformation for people whose relative has died in hospital. Includes information on interpreter services, what to do about the deceased person's belongings, post-mortems, funeral arrangements, funeral costs, and death certificates.
LanguagesArabic, Chinese, Croatian, English, Greek, Italian, Khmer, Lao, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Turkish, Vietnamese
Titlepost mortem examination of a stillborn baby
Publication no.DOH - 7960
Publication date01/02/2007
Review date28/02/2010
AuthorPrimary Health & Community Partnerships Branch
SummaryINFORMATION FOR PARENTS ABOUT THE POST-MORTEM EXAMINATION OF A STILLBORN BABY
LanguagesArabic, Chinese, English, Indonesian, Japanese, Khmer, Korean, Lao, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese
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