5 Things a Hospice Nurse Wants You to Know About Hospice Care
Hospice care, often misunderstood, offers comprehensive support for those with terminal illnesses. Hospice nurse Julie McFadden debunks misconceptions, emphasizing its more nuanced nature. Hospice can be provided at home or in a facility, with in-home care relying on family support. It’s applicable to people of all ages facing terminal illnesses. McFadden stresses the importance of considering hospice sooner for enhanced end-of-life quality. Utilizing the full hospice team, including nurses, social workers, and volunteers, is crucial. Clear communication about end-of-life wishes and open discussions, even on difficult topics, contribute to a more informed and comforting experience. McFadden advocates changing perceptions of death for a better end-of-life journey.
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