Monthly Archives: September 2018

News, email and search are just the beginning. Discover more every day. Find your yodel. Source: Grieving Mom Shares Empty Back-to-School Photo After Toddler’s Death: It’s Where He ‘Should Be’

Source: Widower’s Grief: Garlic Grits

Dr. Shekinah Elmore is a Harvard cancer doctor who has been a cancer patient, too. She’s trying to change how her colleagues perceive their patients. Source: This Harvard doctor has worn both a hospital gown and a white coat – … Continue reading →

My daughter was afraid of me dying, and, I realized, so was I. Source: What my kids, and I, learned from my grandmother’s death – The Washington Post

In the opening moments of our weekly hospice team meetings we report on recent patient deaths. How is the family doing? Who was with the person when she died? Was the mortuary and physician informed of his death? If a … Continue reading →

After a 30-year old nurse committed suicide, an investigation was conducted to find the reason why. It was reported that workplace conditions were the primary cause. Source: Nurse Commits Suicide Due to Reported Bullying at Work | Nurse.org

Source: Grief Healing: September 11: Coping with Aftershocks

Participants will get help dealing with military loss. Source: This Study Seeks to Help Military Survivors Move Through Grief | Military.com

When a spouse is diagnosed with a serious health condition, what can you say? Source: Supporting a Spouse Through a Health Challenge

Here are a few ways to become more responsive and empathetic. Source: How to be aware of patients’ non-medical needs