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Book review: How American Hospitals Shape the End of Life

by lorenz on Apr 28, 2005 in culture traditions, medical anthropology / ethnobothany, books, fieldwork / methods, Northern America

USA Today

Medical anthropologist and University of California-San Francisco professor Sharon Kaufman, relies on extensive research and two years of firsthand observations in three hospitals. Kaufman's book wrestles with death and dying. She describes how 27 people pass their final days and hours. In the epilogue, she notes that she had not expected to spend half her time in intensive-care units. >> continue

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