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Closure…What Does That Mean?

Closure; what does that mean to you when someone dies? How quickly do you grieve? How quickly do you ‘move … More

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acceptance, bereavement, closure, death, dying, end of life, grief, grieving, health, moving on, social work

When the greatest of tragedies strikes, how do you keep going?

That is a very difficult question; Do you know the answer? I do not…because the answer will be different for … More

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accident, bereavement, children, death, dying, end of life, funeral, funerals, grief, health, social work, support, unexpected death, widow, widower

“Journey’s End: Death, Dying, and the End of Life”: Is out Soon!

A book that has been in the makings for almost 2.5 years……..a well thought out book that focuses on death, … More

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assisted dying, bereavement, burial customs, culture, death, dying, end of life, end of life discussions, end of life planning, ethnicity, funerals, grief, health, healthcare, hospice, nursing, palliative, psychology, religion, social work, sociology

Day 2 #UCIamable (friendly ICU): Yoga in ICU of Hospital 12 de Octubre

Hola a tod@s, my dear friends. Day 2 #UCIamable (friendly ICU) Campaining, and Maria Soledad Martínez Ávila shares with us … More

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health, ICU, nursing, yoga

Health care at the end of life: Trending Topic

Articles of opinion, research studies or reports of Scientific Societies in relation to care for the patients at the end … More

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bioethics, end of life, health, healthcare

Getting Started With a Health Blog  

Hola a tod@s, my dear friends. We would like to share today the article published on February 3 in the … More

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blogger, blogging, blogs, health, healthcare, Physician

The Benefits to Attending Conferences

I was fortunate enough to be ‘in the right place at the right time’ as the expression goes. Thanks to my … More

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Baby Boomers, conferences, health, healthcare, professionals, toolbox

New Stroke Detection

Strokes are devastating and the rehabilitation is a long process. What if a stroke could be detected before it happened … More

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detection, education, health, healthcare, prevention, stroke, treatment

We speak volumes without opening our mouths

http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2013/01/speak-volumes-patients-opening-mouths.html An interesting read re: body language, non-verbal communication; how multiple senses are used in the process.

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communication, health, healthcare, non-verbal, physicians, social work

Stroke Survivors and Depression

http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/sunnews/lifestyle/archives/2013/01/20130112-135519.html “Up to one in three people who have a stroke develop depression,” states Dr. Amytis Towfighi, a member of the … More

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Depression, health, healthcare, mental health, stroke, strokes

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