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Hospice
Hospice represents an interdisciplinary, holistic approach to caring for people with a life-threatening illness, either in the patient's home or in a facility. The patient and family together are considered a single unit of care. Hospice combines the skills of physicians, nurses, clergy, psychotherapists, social workers, and volunteers who, together with the family, design and implement the care plan. Care continues for the family after the patient's death.
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Pregnancy
Over the past decade, revolutionary discoveries in neuroscience and developmental psychology have shattered long-held misconceptions about fetal devel more... |
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Personal Wellness
Wellness is about you. It is about learning to love your whole self. It is about assuming charge of your life, living in process, and channeling life more... |
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