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Talking about Death

When should we have conversations about the end of life?

11/11/2017

Health Matters: Television for Life

Talking about Death

Clip: Season 15 Episode 1503 | 1m 50sVideo has Closed Captions

When should we have conversations about the end of life?

End-of-life discussions are vital. They allow terminally ill patients and their loved ones to think through decisions. In a sense they give patients and families a measure of control in an otherwise out-of-control situation

11/11/2017

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End of LIfe Care NOV.16

Preview: S15 Ep1503 | 30s | The medical and ethical issues to consider when caring for the terminally ill and aging. (30s)

Advance Directives

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Clip: S15 Ep1503 | 1m 41s | AD's give you a way to tell your wishes to family, friends, and health care professionals (1m 41s)

Kids Facing Death

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Clip: S15 Ep1503 | 1m 6s | Children often handle death differently than adults (1m 6s)

Starting Hospice Care

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Clip: S15 Ep1503 | 1m 23s | When and how does one begin hospice care (1m 23s)

When Do You Choose Hospice Care

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Clip: S15 Ep1503 | 2m 2s | Faced with a terminal illness some families turn to hospice for caring, not curing. (2m 2s)

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