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Year: 2008
Volume: 2
Issue: d
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| Title: The importance of leisure when living with a life threatening disease: From on a serious leisure perspective |
| Author: Natalie Harrison, François Gravelle |
| Pages: 9 |
Summary:
The purpose of this study is to focus on the perception of the importance of leisure activities by those confronted with a life threatening disease as well as their caregivers. This hypothesis building research was conducted through semi-structured interviews with individuals who were and still are confronted with a life threatening disease as well as their caregivers. Results tend to lead towards the fact that patients still viewed leisure as a very important part of their life. Caregivers would favor acute health care to leisure activities in seeking the highest possible level of wellness for terminally ill patients.
Keywords: leisure, life threatening disease
File: harrison_Vol2d_08.pdf
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