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The hospice nurse is a broad term used to describe medical professionals who care for patients at the end of their lives. Generally, the term refers to CHPN, certified hospice […]

Managing an unwell loved one’s swallowing difficulties can be unpleasant and frightening for everyone involved. While caring for someone we care about how they are cared and nourished, when the

At the end of life, an increasing number of people elect hospice care. Hospice care is available in several environments including your home, nursing home, residence center and hospital. Certain

Often, the terms “comfort care” and “palliative care” or “hospice” are used interchangeably. All three terms refer to care to improve one’s quality of life by reducing suffering and by

A hospice comfort kit, also known as a Hospice Emergency Kit or E-Kit, is a small supply of medications kept in the home to quickly treat symptoms that may occur

Hospice care may become necessary for terminally ill and elderly patients. According to the Hospice Foundation of America, hospice is the medical care that maintains or improves the quality of