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Professionals and volunteers : partners or rivals? : report of a seminar organised by the World Federation for Mental Health

Schöpfer:

King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1982

Abstract:

This seminar, as part of the European W.F.M.H. programme examines relevant mental health issues by multi-international and multidisciplinary working groups. The report focuses on the working relationships of voluntary and statutory mental health services in Europe, within the broader context provided by the USA and Canada. The seminar covers the ...
Bereavement visiting ; preface by Colin Murray Parkes

Schöpfer:

Parkes, Colin Murray and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1981

Abstract:

This book is an account of the St. Christopher's Hospice Bereavement Service given by the volunteer visitors. It describes one of the important services developed by the hospice in the care of the dying and the continued care of the bereaved. It is hoped that it will be a guide ...
Evidence to the Royal Commission on the National Health Service

Schöpfer:

King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1977

Abstract:

This report makes observations which it hopes will be of use to the Royal Commission. There are five observations on the `Royal Commission on the National Health Service': morale in the National Health Service; the role of the district; management training; the role of the volunteer; community health councils. The ...
Volunteers in hospitals : a guide for organisers

Schöpfer:

King Edward's Hospital Fund for London

Publication date:

1971

Abstract:

These papers were written in an attempt to help people appointed to the comparatively new post of organiser of voluntary help in the hospital service, and are directed particularly to those with little or no experience of the hospital world. It is also hoped that all staff, particularly nurses and ...