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The Value of Respite Care for Caregivers and Recipients
When a loved one gets a terminal diagnosis, many Americans fall into the role of primary caregivers. They pour much time and effort into services usually provided through hospice and palliative care l...
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Things to Know About Pain Management in Elderly Patients
As reported by the Practical Pain Management Study, the elderly pain population presents challenges to health practitioners. Experts need to consider comorbid medical conditions, polypharmacy, and dec...
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Celebrating Holidays When a Loved One Is Seriously Ill
When a loved one is seriously ill and receiving hospice and palliative care, celebrating the holidays seem insensitive. While it definitely will feel “weird” to get into a joyous atmosphere, there...
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How to Avoid Conflicts in End of Life Care
Many families often have conflicts when it comes to making end-of-life decisions for their terminally loved ones. Often, they argue on whether or not hospice and palliative care is beneficial or wheth...
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On COVID-19: Is It Now Safe to Visit an Aging Parent?
As the COVID-19 restrictions gradually begin to ease, questions about whether it’s safe to visit your aging loved one may be at the forefront of your mind. Though there is no government guidance set...
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Saying Goodbye to a Loved One When You Can’t Be There
In movies, the passing away of a loved one is often depicted by the whole family gathered around them. Family members will whisper their words of assurances while the declining listens and passes away...
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