Dr. David Barton and his wife, Lynn, launched the hospice with a meeting in their home — and a neighbor with melanoma was one ...
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“I’m a hospice nurse – here’s why death shouldn’t be feared”
A hospice nurse says we shouldn’t fear death – and it is the most normal experience humans have. Penny Hawkins Smith, 62, has ...
A new study from Central South University in China examined the relationship between nursing interns’ attitudes toward death and their attitudes toward hospice care, finding that emotional responses ...
Federal prosecutors say seven women ran a Fort Bend County hospice scam that billed Medicare for patients who weren’t ...
Several relatives and a former chaplain share powerful stories about the care — before, during and after death — from ...
The hospice movement got its start in the United States right here in New Haven. In the late 1960s, former Yale School of Nursing (YSN) Dean Florence Schorske Wald attended a speech given by hospice ...
A hospice doctor who cares for terminally ill patients has explained what happens to the body in the final stages of life. Dr ...
Randy Bacon, a long-standing Springfield portrait photographer and filmmaker, premieres The Soft Surrender at the Gillioz ...
Hospices are cutting vital services for dying patients due to multimillion-pound funding deficits, a new report reveals.
November shines a light on National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, as Quiet Oaks’ Linda Allen clarifies hospice’s role in ...
From the first days the hospice's in-patient facility opened in 1998, the music star has been visiting with a guitar and an open heart ...
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