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Is There a Cut-Off Point?

Greg Katz wrote 4 days ago: Healthcare is being debated in Congress and one of the issues on the table is the rationing of healt … more →

Tags: Having a Voice in Healthcare, coaching illness, illness coaching, Greg Katz, 60 Minutes, national public radio, Ira Byock, healtcare reform, healthcare debates

wounded and enraged2 comments

monkeymind wrote 1 week ago: (Further to yesterday’s post) I smashed into grief’s cousin last night and its name is a … more →

Tags: being of service, Buddhist Practice, coming home, Grieving, anger, Grief, Loss, Shantideva, Woundedness

Elderly share stories at the of end of life

Comm3660 wrote 1 week ago: Story and photo by Alicia Williams Stories told by the elderly express memories collected over a lif … more →

Tags: Profiles, Health & Fitness, aging, elderly, Oral Histories, Hospice, Life Stories

stop fussing!

monkeymind wrote 1 week ago: My paid job at hospice ended two weeks ago and for the weeks leading up to it, and the one after tha … more →

Tags: bearing witness, being of service, Cancer, helping and serving, home care, Volunteering

Hospice of Spokane

Michael G. wrote 2 weeks ago: Local events Date: Nov. 12, 2009 Hospice of Spokane Support Group For those wishing to explore the s … more →

Tags: Senior Care, Alhiemers, dementia, Home health care Spokane, Spokane Seniors, home care, Hospice of Spokane

New Guide Sets the Baseline for a Quality End of Life Care Workforce

sjennings29 wrote 2 weeks ago: Common core competences and principles for health and social care workers working with adults at the … more →

Tags: palliative care, Health Care, Social Care, Compétences, elderly, Tools, Palliative

the dilemma of hope2 comments

monkeymind wrote 2 weeks ago: Hope can be confusing. A man diagnosed with terminal cancer asked me two months ago to help me prepa … more →

Tags: bearing witness, Conscious Living, Dying, meditating, breath practice, Cancer, depair, HOPE, Kathleen Dowling Singh

that fear5 comments

monkeymind wrote 2 weeks ago: This morning I visited a person with cancer. She lives alone at home with her dog-friend of many yea … more →

Tags: being of service, bearing witness, Dying, Cancer, fear of dying

mom's ashes 1 comment

monkeymind wrote 2 weeks ago: Today I’m posting little (and late) after travelling 101 km to guide seven adults in scatterin … more →

Tags: Grieving, being of service, In Memoriam, Memorial Service, scattering ashes

sad, sad, sad.4 comments

monkeymind wrote 3 weeks ago: It finally got to me. By “it” I mean the awareness that I have to leave this job at hosp … more →

Tags: Grieving, bearing witness, Dying, Grief, John O'Donohue, humility, Acceptance, Transitions, Systems Theory

Long Term Care Insurance

Michael G. wrote 4 weeks ago: Newest health care issue: long-term care Voluntary insurance program suggested, but details are not … more →

Tags: Long-Term Care Insurance, home care agency, Senior Helpers Spokane

leaving is hard4 comments

monkeymind wrote 1 month ago: Each day at work someone comes up to say I didn’t know you were leaving. We work so many diffe … more →

Tags: Grieving, psycho-spiritual development, Conscious Living, Zen teachings, Loving, impermanence, clinging, Esther de Waal, hospice work

Barriers to achieving care at home at the end of life: transferring patients between care settings using patient transport services.

janrowewirralnhs wrote 1 month ago: Source: International Observatory on End of Life Care Follow this link  for abstract. Date of public … more →

Tags: Article, Commissioning, Marie Curie, palliative care, Volume 1 Issue 9, Patient Centred Care

the fabric of being human2 comments

monkeymind wrote 1 month ago: Last night, as I turned off the reading lamp and curled up to myself under feathered covers, I gave … more →

Tags: coming home, Conscious Living, Love, Loving, MYSTICS, Anticipatory Grief, hospice work, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Loss

Genomics, Technology, and Nursing: A "Focus on the Whole Person"

jm wrote 1 month ago: UK National DNA Infographic/ by blprnt_van, via Flickr Creative Commons By Diana J. Mason, PhD, RN, … more →

Tags: Diana Mason, editor-in-chief emeritus, ethical issues, nurses we admire, nursing innovations, nursing perspective, Nursing Research, American Academy of Nursing, cystic fibrosis, ethics

gradual awakening3 comments

monkeymind wrote 1 month ago: Another rich day at hospice with multiple encounters over six steady hours, connecting with patients … more →

Tags: being of service, Conscious Living, bearing witness, Buddhist Practice, Hospice, Truth, Wholeness, Stephen Levine

Praying for the Light on Stafford Hospital.

dianasmith wrote 1 month ago: This Sunday I joined several hundred people at the Service of Prayer for Stafford Hospital, held in … more →

Tags: care, Community, gentle society, stafford hospital

no masks1 comment

monkeymind wrote 1 month ago: My first day back at hospice. Coworkers greet me with hugs and smiles, ask about my trip to Europe.  … more →

Tags: Grieving, being of service, Wisdom Teachings, Inter Faith Dialogue, bearing witness, Dying, intimacy, hospice work, Martin Buber

British Journal of Healthcare Assistants 2009 (Vol 3 No 10)

mevlux wrote 1 month ago: British Journal of Healthcare Assistants 2009 (Vol 3 No 10) Contents Page Fade Fave: End-of-life car … more →

Tags: journals, Current Awareness, palliative care, Skills Development, Strategy


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