2slgbtqia+ resources for end-of-life planning and hospice palliative care |
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Check out Columbia University Press for more information. If several within your hospice society are interested, a reading group would be an excellent way to read, reflect and discuss the content and reflection questions provided by Kimberly Acquaviva. |
| Palliative Care and Social Practice released a special edition of their journal in 2022. This edition focused on 2SLGBTQIA+ palliative care. This edition is open access, so is available to anyone who would like to read it. Contents: Palliative care needs, concerns, and affirmative strategies for the LGBTQ population Family perceptions of quality of end of life in LGBTQ+ individuals: a comparative study |
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