Essentials in Hospice and Palliative Care Workbook: a Resource for Nursing Assistants

Marc Notes: A companion workbook to: Essentials in hospice and palliative care: a resource or nursing assistants / Katherine Murray, RN, BSN, MA, CHPCN(C). -- Victoria, BC: Life and Death Matters, 2015.; This workbook was created specifically for nursing assistants--you. As a companion workbook to Essentials in Hospice and Palliative Care: A Resource for Nursing assistants, this study guide will help you solidify your knowledge of hospice palliative care. The workbook is filled with creative learning activities, including crossword puzzles, -reflective writing, group discussion, and role-plays. Prepare yourself to care for the dying and their family by: Exploring your own beliefs and biases through re-flection and writing exercises Increasing your understanding of hospice palliative care language, principles, and practices Applying your knowledge in case scenarios, role-plays, and group discussion.--; Provided by publisher. Contributor Bio:  Murray, Katherine Katherine Murray is a communications expert who specializes in teaching people and businesses how to improve their productivity with Microsoft(R) technologies. She has written more than 50 books related to Microsoft(R) Office, Web technologies, and the digital lifestyle, including MICROSOFT(R) OFFICE WORD 2007 INSIDE OUT. Contributor Bio:  Glover, Greg Gregory Glover, a licensed physician and registered patent attorney, is one of the nation's experts on the complex interaction of food and drug laws and intellectual property. Greg represents life sciences companies, investors, and trade associations on strategic product development issues, including: market protection analyses based on intellectual property laws, FDA regulations, and patent portfolio evaluations. Greg has also testified on behalf of the research-based pharmaceutical industry before committees of both houses of Congress on legislative matters affecting market protection for pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device products. In addition, Greg has made presentations on behalf of research-based companies on market protection issues before the Food and Drug Administration, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Department of Justice.