Palliative Approach in Dementia Care - Fraser Health Authority

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Theme two: I can talk about deathand dying.“Palliative care starts when clients enterresidential care with dementia.”“Initiate conversations re frailty/dying with afamily member.”“It is okay to talk about dying with familymembers.”
Theme three: Families need my care too.“Be more patient, think more aboutwhere they [family] are comingfrom.”“Family knows the person best - weknow dementia the best. Familieswant to teach us how to care fortheir loved one.”“Be honest.”
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Page 3 and 4: Ambiguous Dying
Page 5 and 6: Assumptions‣ Palliative care ough
Page 7 and 8: Participants n=60‣ Interprofessio
Page 9: Workshop Content‣ Person with dem
Page 12 and 13: FindingsStaff satisfiedRated very g
Page 16 and 17: Theme four: A palliative approachta
Page 18 and 19: Implications‣ Build dementia and
Page 20 and 21: Further Reading‣ Birch, D., & Dra

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