Death and Dying in the Kootenays: Planning the Kalein Day Hospice Program

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HHS Students
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instructional poster
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2018-11
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Author (aut): Gillman, Emma
Author (aut): McKellar, Chelsey
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End-of-life care is becoming more important due to Canada's ageing population. Currently less that 30% of Canadians who die receive end of life services. In response to this, Kalein Center in in the planning stages of opening a Hospice Day Program. It will utilize a palliative upstream approach for individuals and their loved ones who are living with chronic life limiting illnesses.
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Gillman, Emma, and Chelsey McKellar. “Death and Dying in the Kootenays: Planning the Kalein Day Hospice Program”. Electronic resource, Instructional poster. HHS Students, Student Work. Handle placeholder.
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