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EPISODE · May 21, 2021 · 3 MIN

On End-Of-Life Care: ‘When You Walk Into A Room – You Don't See A Patient. You See A Life.’

from Missouri Health Talks · host Rebecca Smith

Dorreen Rardin and Jackie Reed in Columbia are both long-time nurses who spent their careers working in palliative end-of-life care. After they retired, they joined together to co-found Caring Hearts and Hands of Columbia, a social model home for the dying – basically a community-supposed home for terminally ill people.They spoke about what needs to be done to improve the end of folks’ lives and about what the community could do to help as they work toward creating a social model home.

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