Care in Funerals Casebook

Vikki Entwistle; Jennifer Riley; Arnar Arnason; Paul Kefford; Rebecca Crozier; Louise Locock; Paolo Maccagno; Abi Pattenden; Laura Pusey; Ed Thornton; Sofia Allana; Heather Munro; Mohamed Omer; Nawal Prinja; Halina Suwalowska; Teck Chuan Voo; Ruth Bickerton

Care in Funerals Casebook

Vikki Entwistle^* (Corresponding Author), Jennifer Riley, Arnar Arnason, Paul Kefford, Rebecca Crozier, Louise Locock, Paolo Maccagno, Abi Pattenden, Laura Pusey, Ed Thornton, Sofia Allana, Heather Munro, Mohamed Omer, Nawal Prinja, Halina Suwalowska, Teck Chuan Voo, Ruth Bickerton

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Welcome to the Care in Funerals Casebook.

The casebook contains 12 case stories that illustrate some practical and ethical concerns that can arise in funeral provision.

The case stories are based on research into the lived experiences of bereaved friends and families and people who contribute to funeral provision, for example as funeral directors, religious officiants or celebrants.

Each case story comes with (a) a set of suggested questions for reflection and discussion and (b) one or more commentaries that provide background information and some initial thoughts from experienced practitioners and academics about the issues that a case raises. The casebook does not seek to tell you how funerals should be conducted. Rather, it illustrates a range of situations and perspectives to help you think about your own values and practices relating to funerals.

Original language	English
Type	Care in Funerals Casebook
Media of output	Website
Publisher	University of Aberdeen
Publication status	Published - Sept 2023

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Care in Funerals: Learning from the Ways COVID-19 Disrupted Funeral Provision in the UK, 2021-2022
Riley, J. (Creator), Entwistle, V. (Creator), Arnason, A. (Creator) & Maccagno, P. (Creator), UK Data Service, 2023
DOI: 10.20392/b9ea813a-6d8c-46e5-8e82-bb892459e7df, https://reshare.ukdataservice.ac.uk/856027/
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