Theme: Advance Care Planning

When we can educate families about what to expect, they are less fearful.

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When we can educate families about what to expect, they are less fearful.

A palliative care social worker talks about the value of having end-of-life conversations with parents earlier in the journey: it can be liberating for parents and helps to minimize their fear and dread.

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Medical Order forms: Do Not Resuscitate,...
I have asked every possible question.
What was most helpful was the talk aroun...
Some people want to look, some people do...
There’s no ONE conversation.

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