Question

Strategies: Developing a Best Practices Tool to Support a Client Who is Dying. Develop a tool that would aid you when you are supporting a client who is dying, for example, a checklist of best practices. Based on what you have learned about end-of-life care, what regular observations should be made: In respect to physical changes and comfort needs of the client? In respect to mental or emotional changes in the client?

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