Death & Dying with Dignity

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Death & Dying with Dignity

Presented by: Stefanie LeBarre, LCSW

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1 Cross Cultural

Course Number:

AK20240826

Duration:

53 minutes

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Indefinite

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Category: Cross Cultural, General Social Work, Hospice / End of Life Issues

Category: Cross Cultural, General Social Work, Hospice / End of Life Issues (show less)

Other: Alaska

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Throughout history, attitudes towards death have changed.

Reflecting changes in societal norms, religious beliefs, and medical advancements.
Death as a taboo subject based in fear.
The growing recognition, especially within the medical field, of the importance of addressing end-of-life issues with dignity and respect.
1. Exploring historical end-of-life care.
2. Exploring the impact of modern medical advancements as it relates to compassionate end-of-life care within the last century.

End-of-Life concerns: Issues that an individual may experience after receiving a terminal diagnosis may include:

Loss of independence and/or autonomy as an individual’s disease progresses.
Fear of experiencing pain and/or suffering at end-of-life.
Unresolved spiritual, relational, and/or emotional concerns associated with impending death.

1 Cross Cultural

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Non-Member	$30.00
Member	$10.00

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