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Existential Suffering in Palliative Care: An Existential Positive Psychology Perspective

2021-07-30

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The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the inadequacies of the current healthcare system and needs a paradigm change, which is holistic, and community based illustrated by the healing wheel. The present paper proposes that existential positive psychology (PP 2.0) represents a promising approach to meet the rising needs in palliative care. This framework has a twofold emphasis on (a) How to transcend and transform suffe...

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02ef6897-91a5-5190-b692-881fcf211a71
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10.20944/preprints202107.0707.v1
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