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  2. The Making of Ed’s Story – The Dragon Chronicles

    Acknowledgements Ed for the generosity of his spirit and leaving the legacy of his journal Ed’s family, friends and healthcare team who shared their thoughts which have now become the play Dr. Shauna...


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  4. Irene Renzenbrink: Self Care for Professionals

    11/24/2011 Self-care for professionals: A personal reflection 4c6zl6qtlZ4 39092642 Irene Renzenbrink Renzenbrink, Irene Irene Renzenbrink is a social worker, author and educator on grief and bereavement...


  5. What format and questions would you use in a bereavement debriefing session for health care staff after a traumatic death?


  6. What format and questions would you use in a bereavement debriefing session for health care staff?


  7. After a death, how important is it for the family physician to maintain contact with the patient’s family?


  8. When caring for patients with advanced disease, we struggle with knowing how to initiate conversations related to palliative end-of-life care. Can you offer suggestions?


  9. I am interested in information on the spiritual care of the dying and grieving for my students who are training for ministry. Are you aware of any good resources?


  10. How can we help a patient create her legacy and share it before she dies? She has no family and is relatively new to our area, but she wants to know she won't be forgotten. What can we do?


  11. A teen I see in my general practice has experienced the recent death of his close friend in a car accident. He does not seem to want to talk about things and is very angry. His parents are concerned. I would appreciate information on how teenagers typically deal with grief.

    ... to want to talk about things and is very angry. His parents are concerned. I would appreciate information on how teenagers typically deal with grief.


  12. I am a community home care nurse in a rural area. A five-year-old boy in our small town has recently been diagnosed with a brain tumour. He is expected to live only a couple months. I have never cared for a child with a terminal illness, and I am wondering what I need to know?

    ... diagnosed with a brain tumour. He is expected to live only a couple months. I have never cared for a child with a terminal illness, and I am wondering what I need to know?


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