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This text informs and guides healthcare professionals in applying palliative and hospice care concepts to real-world patient situations. It concentrates on enhancing palliative and hospice care for individuals from various age groups, emphasizing life-limiting illness management for patients and their families. Bridging serious illness issues with practical applications, this workbook includes case studies echoing genuine scenarios with altered demographics for privacy.

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Judith Paré, Ph.D., RN, RHNC is a clinical professor and the RN/BS program director at the University of Massachusetts Boston. Her areas of expertise include rural nursing, psychiatric nursing, and public health. Dr. Paré is a published author and national speaker on the lived experiences of rural and remote nurses and the care of people living with serious illnesses. Dayle Sharp, Ph.D., DNP, McPH, APRN, FNP-BC is a clinical professor at the University of New Hampshire School of Nursing. A highly experienced family nurse practitioner and educator, her expertise focuses on primary care, vulnerable populations, rural health, and workforce development with a commitment to improve patient access to healthcare and outcomes through evidence-based practice and interprofessional collaboration.

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