0 End-of-life issues relate to someone's death and the time just before it, when it is known that they are likely to die soon from an illness or condition: --
As discussed above, the development of a training module that meets the emotional needs of end-of-life practitioners might be of particular importance.
The authors stress the need to have legally approved advance directives and other aspects of end-of-life decisionmaking.
The following arguments are loosely organized here from beginning to end-of-life issues.
Because people differ g reatly in their basic values and goals, they are also likely to differ in their desires f or end-of-life care.
This is particularly acute at the end-of-life in old age.
Understanding older people's experiences of the end-of-life requires considerable skills in listening and interpreting what is said.
Clinicians who were less experienced in end-of-life care and older were also more likely to select this treatment option.
To advance end-of-life care, researchers need to find effective interventions that help the terminally ill complete the work necessary for spiritual well-being.
