Hospice Care in Prison
Carol McAdoo
End of life in prison. Hospice is needed there, just like anywhere else. That's according to Carol McAdoo of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
Lorell LaBoube talks about it with Carol in this edition of the Bioethics Channel.
Link to podcast here.
End of life in prison. Hospice is needed there, just like anywhere else. That's according to Carol McAdoo of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
Lorell LaBoube talks about it with Carol in this edition of the Bioethics Channel.
Link to podcast here.
Labels: aging and end of life; hospice; palliative care; medical ethics; bioethics
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Hospice Care is available to those who need end-of-life care services. Some may wish to receive Home Hospice Care or Hospice Care in a senior care or end-of-life facility.
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