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Topic 1-10 The Hospice Movement
- What is the hopsice movement?
  - In 1967 Cicely Saunders founded the Hospice Movement to have it as an alternative to euthansia and have the end of someone's life as something special
What are hospices?
- They're special places to which people go to die with dignity
- Topic 1-10 The Hospice Movement
  - What is the hopsice movement?
    - In 1967 Cicely Saunders founded the Hospice Movement to have it as an alternative to euthansia and have the end of someone's life as something special
What can hospices provide/do?
Hospices are places where expert pain and sympton relief is combined with all-round care.
- What can hospices provide/do?
- This is too meet the physical, social, physchological and spiritual needs of patients and their families and friends.
This is too meet the physical, social, physchological and spiritual needs of patients and their families and friends.
Hospices give those nearing the end of their life comfortable, warm surroundings.
Why is it a good alternative to euthanasia?
Emphasises compassionate care with expert pain relief.
- Why is it a good alternative to euthanasia?
Emphasises valuing the person and every moment of their life.
Emphasises healing, if not physically then spirtually.

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