300 Word Statement: Death, Dinner and Performance Project: A Study of the Efficacy of Performance to Enhance Conversations Around Death and Dying (Updated Nov 2020)

McCormick, Sheila

doi:10.17866/rd.salford.13265432.v1

300 Word Statement: Death, Dinner and Performance Project: A Study of the Efficacy of Performance to Enhance Conversations Around Death and Dying (Updated Nov 2020)

McCormick, Sheila

Authors

Dr Sheila McCormick S.McCormick@salford.ac.uk
Senior Lecturer

Abstract

300 Word Statement: Death, Dinner and Performance Project: A Study of the Efficacy of Performance to Enhance Conversations Around Death and Dying

This is an updated version of the statement.

Online Publication Date	Nov 20, 2020
Publication Date	Nov 20, 2020
Deposit Date	Feb 10, 2025
DOI	https://doi.org/10.17866/rd.salford.13265432.v1
Publisher URL	https://salford.figshare.com/articles/dataset/300_Word_Statement_Death_Dinner_and_Performance_Project_A_Study_of_the_Efficacy_of_Performance_to_Enhance_Conversations_Around_Death_and_Dying_Updated_Nov_2020_/13265432
Collection Date	Nov 20, 2020

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