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Let’s talk about death and dying
Death is an unavoidable reality of life; yet people hesitate to discuss it. This module explores how to discuss death and end-of-life. It identifies some of the challenges and the benefits that holding conversations about it this can bring.
Approaches for end-of-life, illness, death, and grief are important for the person involved, healthcare professionals, family-friends-carers, and especially children. This module sets how different stakeholders in the process can access useful information that enable them to address the issues associated with the end-of-life through informed dialogue.
Enabling open and honest dialogue about dying and death can lead to greater understanding and acceptance as well as enabling the person at end-of-life to access better care and support. This can help foster a more compassionate and informed approach to end-of-life care and grieving processes.
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When nearing the end of life, introspection involves reflecting on one's thoughts, feelings, and experiences.Read More
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When nearing the end of life, conversations with medical staff become vital. These conversations offer support, clarity, and dignity, ensuring that the individual's preferences are respected, and their needs are met during this delicate phase of life.Read More
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Talking about approaching death is a challenging subject and there is no one-size-fits-all approach that can be taken.Read More
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Each person, whether family, friend, or caregiver, has a unique relationship with the individual at the end of life, shaped by their distinct beliefs and coping mechanisms.Read More
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Initiating conversations or activities about loss, death, or grief enables children to express their thoughts and emotions, fostering healthier coping mechanisms.Read More
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