Medication in palliative care

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1. What are three common misconceptions around the use of medication in palliative care?

2. What are two symptoms and signs which could be present in the client immediately before a client dies?

3. What is a resource/person and a strategy you could use to manage your own emotions to ethical issues raised in regards to a palliative approach.

4. a. What are the stages of grief?

b. What personal strategies can you use to manage your grief?

c. What can you do to assist your colleagues to manage their grief?

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