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Volunteers: The Unsung Heroes of Hospice Care
Volunteers: The Unsung Heroes of Hospice Care

While healthcare professionals play a critical role in hospice care, volunteers are the unsung heroes who provide a wide range of essential services to patients and their families.

Vital Role of Social Workers in Hospice
Vital Role of Social Workers in Hospice

Social workers can provide critical support and resources to make the process more manageable. Understanding the role of social workers can help you or your loved one make the most of the available services and resources.

Addressing the Emotional & Spiritual Needs of Hospice Patients
Addressing the Emotional & Spiritual Needs of Hospice Patients

  As a caregiver or healthcare professional, it is important to recognize and address the emotional and spiritual needs of hospice patients. Coping with a life-limiting illness can be overwhelming, and it can impact a patient's sense of self and purpose. By addressing...

9 Most Inclusive Hospice Care Practices
9 Most Inclusive Hospice Care Practices

As our society becomes increasingly diverse, it is essential for hospice care providers to recognize the importance of cultural awareness and inclusiveness when treating patients from various backgrounds.

5 Key Roles of Multidisciplinary Teams in Hospice
5 Key Roles of Multidisciplinary Teams in Hospice

Multidisciplinary teams in hospice care bring together professionals from different disciplines, such as physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, and volunteers, to provide comprehensive care that meets …

6 Person-Centered Care Pillars in Hospice Settings
6 Person-Centered Care Pillars in Hospice Settings

The hospice care journey is an emotional and complex time for patients and their families. When navigating the challenges of a life-limiting illness, it becomes crucial to prioritize person-centered care in hospice settings.

7 Essential Steps for Advance Care Planning in Hospice
7 Essential Steps for Advance Care Planning in Hospice

Advance care planning is essential to respect and carry out patients’ end-of-life preferences in hospice through communication, documentation, and collaboration. Consider essential steps to promote patient autonomy, cultural sensitivity, and inclusivity.