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Fatigue, Burnout, Resilience – Why am I feeling this way?

Life & Death Matters

Increasing our capacity for resilience can help us to cope as well as ‘bounce back’ from life’s challenges, supporting our health and wellbeing. The post Fatigue, Burnout, Resilience – Why am I feeling this way? appeared first on Life and Death Matters.

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Try Stepping Forward Boldly

Donna Cardillo, The Inspiration Nurse

The older we get, the more risk-averse we become. Our fears magnify and we have a tendency to pull back from life. But pulling back and avoiding things we’re afraid of only magnifies our fears and makes our world smaller. Instead, try stepping forward boldly. Take a risk, even a small one. Try something new … Try Stepping Forward Boldly Read More » The post Try Stepping Forward Boldly first appeared on Donna Cardillo, RN.

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Second Season Episode 29: Dr. Lydia S. Dugdale on the Lost Art of Dying

Hospice Chaplaincy

In Today’s episode, Saul and Joe talk with Dr. Lydia.S. Dugdale. Dr. Dugdale is the Director of the Center for Clinical Continue Reading.

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What are the most common diagnosis in hospice care?

Sahara Hospice Care

Hospice patients that are qualified to be in hospice must have a diagnosis from their primary physician and have a life expectancy of 6 months or less. There are many diagnoses in which patients may suffer from, but some are more common than others. Learn more about the most common diagnosis in hospice care. Hospice facilities have been around for centuries now.

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The Ultimate Guide to Improving Caregiver Engagement & Retention

Want to learn how to retain your caregivers & improve caregiver retention X3? The home care industry is experiencing turnover rates of over 80%. How are you ensuring your agency is retaining caregivers? This FREE eBook from Smartcare Software is packed with industry secrets needed to keep your caregivers happy, engaged, and retained, unlocking the full potential of your agency.

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A reflection by Maureen Russell

Life & Death Matters

Today I met with a wonderful group of Health Care Assistant students from Capilano University. In preparation for the time together they sent me a list of questions, and I in turn considered the questions and what I might share. I shared with them a reflection written by Maureen Russell, a psychosocial care provider who […]. The post A reflection by Maureen Russell appeared first on Life and Death Matters.

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Dr. Biden, Please Add a Caregiving Department for Your Employees and Students

The Caregiving Years Training Academy

Dr. Jill Biden. Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA). 5000 Dawes Avenue. Alexandria, VA 22311-5097. October 14, 2021. Dear Dr. Biden, Thank you so much for your work to support those who care, including the family members who care for military veterans through Joining Forces , your initiative which focuses on Employment and Entrepreneurship; Military Child Education; and Health and Well-Being.

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What are the Four Levels of Hospice Care?

Sahara Hospice Care

Hospice care comes with many great assets for patients and family members. There is a lot to learn about hospice care and the features it brings to the table. Learn more about the four levels of hospice care and which one could benefit you! Hospice care provides comfort for patients that are in their last stages of end-of-life. They are dedicated in giving endless support of any sort for patients and families.

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Episode 19 - Palliative Nursing Acute to Post Acute Transitions in Care

HPNA podcast

. Palliative Nursing Acute to Post Acute Transitions in Care: Challenges and Opportunities. This episode of HPNA Podcast Corner welcomes guest Jennifer Gentry, DNP, ANP-BC, ACHPN, FPCN. Dr. Gentry is a nurse practitioner with the Duke University Palliative Care Consult Service, faculty at the Duke University School of Nursing, and a member of the Duke Hospital Ethics Committee.

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Types of Exercise and Health Benefits for Seniors

Accessible Home Health Care

Exercises and Health Benefits for Seniors. Exercise should be an important part of your day. When it comes to adult exercise, the problem is knowing where to start, how often you should be exercising, and what exercises are best for you. Luckily, we have compiled a list for you that answers all of those questions. Read further to find out more. How to Get Started.

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Senior-Friendly Activities for Fall

Community Home Health Care

The days are gradually getting shorter, and the luscious lawns of summer give way to autumn’s fallen leaves. There’s always something special about each time of year, so we’ve rounded up 7 of our favorite fall activities that seniors can easily enjoy as well. With some great entertainment options while staying indoors, or venturing out into the crisp autumn air, you and your loved one can now go ahead and celebrate the new season!

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The Effect of Hearing Loss on Quality of Death

Sahara Hospice Care

There are so many emotions running through someone’s mind when death is near. The end-of-life journey is the toughest situations anyone could face. Imagine all of this but without being able to hear what is going on around you. Many hospice patients are going through hearing loss and slowly lose the power to understand their spouse and loved ones. Learn more about the effects of hearing loss on quality of death.

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Founders, Leaders and Futurists in Palliative Care: Rosemary Gibson, MS

Palliative Care Chat Podcast

Trained in economics, Ms. Gibson is the is a senior advisor at The Hastings Center. She led national health care quality and safety initiatives at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. She was chief architect of the foundation’s decade-long strategy that successfully established palliative care in more than 1,600 hospitals in the United States. Trained in economics, Ms.

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Founders, Leaders and Futurists in Palliative Care: Charles von Gunten and Frank Ferris

Palliative Care Chat Podcast

Trained as a physician, Dr. Von Gunten let one of the first palliative care programs at Northwestern Hospital. He then led the San Diego Hospice and started and international program. He is editor of the Journal of Palliative Medicine. Dr. Ferris trained in Canada and developed home-based palliative care and then worked on the EPEC- O curriculum. He has participated in global development of palliative medicine.