Why use storytelling in palliative care?

Jane Youell; Alison Ward

Why use storytelling in palliative care?

Jane Youell
, Alison Ward

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Abstract

In May 2015, the University of Northampton was invited to evaluate Sharing Stories for Wellbeing – a programme enabling people to share their life stories in a group workshop, while a facilitator captures these stories in written form for the participants to keep and share.

Original language	English
Volume	14/01/2016
Specialist publication	ehospice
Publication status	E-pub ahead of print - 4 Jan 2016

Keywords

Storytelling
palliative care
wellbeing

Access to Document

https://ehospice.com/uk_posts/why-use-storytelling-in-palliative-care/

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