death care

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death care

The management of funerary arrangements, including care of the dead and services offered to surviving family members.

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People who spend at least 50% of their working time in palliative care, aged care or any death care related activities are invited to apply for the 2005 Kings Scholarship.

$10,000 scholarship by Australian Nursing Journal

It offers news and commentary on local, national and international trends in death care and funeral service, as well as two regular features: Monitor Question & Answer and Mortuary Science Monitor.

Funeral Monitor by The Newsletter on Newsletters

is the third largest provider of products and services in the death care industry in the United States, currently owning and operating 230 funeral homes and 144 cemeteries.

Stewart Enterprises, Inc. Declares Quarterly Dividend by Business Wire

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