决不放弃
七年来，南利先生一直用心地照顾因为二次中风而卧病在床的妻子再侬女士。他每隔两三个小时就会检查妻子一次，观察她的呼吸规律，并确保她没有发烧。
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Facing Up to Grief and Loss
Three Caregivers share how they navigated grief and bereavement which can be more than just an emotional experience When people think of grief, they usually picture emotional reactions such as
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A Caregiver’s Acceptance
While palliative caregivers are unsung heroes providing care and comfort during patients ’final moments, they might also find themselves in need of a listening ear. Mr K was a palliative
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Never give up
For seven years, Mr Ramlee Rais has held firm to the belief that as long as his wife is still breathing, he will continue caring for her with all his
A better quality of life
For frail, elderly patients with advanced chronic kidney disease (CKD) who also suffer from multiple other ailing conditions, choosing conservative care with non-dialysis treatment and spending more time in the
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The best care possible
Caregivers, family and friends can work together with their loved ones’ care team to ensure the best possible palliative care. The study “Cross Country Comparison of Expert Assessments of the
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From wellness to wholeness
St Luke’s Hospital launches a Palliative Care Symposium to reinspire compassionate care among individuals, teams and organisations. Participants at the inaugural Palliative Care Symposium organised by St Luke’s Hospital have
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Listening and learning
There is a lesson to be learnt from every patient, and it helps to have an open heart and a patient ear. Palliative care is about adding meaning to patients’
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Caring for young children of palliative patients
In palliative care, we not only provide care and comfort to patients, but give support to patients’ families too, not forgetting the young children. Alice (name has been changed) is
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