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Breheny, M., & Stephens, C. (2012). Negotiating a moral identity in the context of later life care.
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Cain, M., Roberts, C., & Payne-Harker, C. (2008). Respecting caregivers and their work.
Kai Tiaki: Nursing
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Cassie, F. (2014). Are aged care facilities becoming de facto hospices?
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Clark, J., Marshall, B., Sheward, K., & Allan, S. (2012). Staff perceptions of the impact of the Liverpool
Care Pathway in aged residential care in New Zealand.
International Journal of Palliative
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Connolly, M., & Kerse, N. (2006). Older people and after hours care.
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Fitzgerald, R., & Robertson, L. (2006). Inhabiting places and non-place of a residential home: a case study
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