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Before We Begin
Introduction
Course Workbook
Mr. Joe's Story
Number 1: Military Culture Impacts Care
Number 2: Intersectionality of Cultural Identities
Number 3: Toughness and Stoicism
Number 4: Impacts of Military Service
Number 5: War Era Service
Conclusion
What is Warriors Honored?
Cultural Humility & Sensitivity
Veteran & Military Culture at the End of Life
What's Next?
Resources
Acknowledgements
Evaluation Instructions
Evaluation
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18
Before We Begin
Introduction
Course Workbook
Mr. Joe's Story
Number 1: Military Culture Impacts Care
Number 2: Intersectionality of Cultural Identities
Number 3: Toughness and Stoicism
Number 4: Impacts of Military Service
Number 5: War Era Service
Conclusion
What is Warriors Honored?
Cultural Humility & Sensitivity
Veteran & Military Culture at the End of Life
What's Next?
Resources
Acknowledgements
Evaluation Instructions
Evaluation
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Carolyn
Caring for Veterans Through End of Life
Excellent course! Content was powerful enough to require me to want to take written notes. Concise and important concepts shared extremely well and easy to understand. As a veteran, child of a veterans, spouse of a veteran-all was spot on!
Thomas
Enlightening and Moving Information
The information presented here was very moving for me, as a veteran, myself... I was forced to think more about my own experiences with fellow service members, wondering whether other sailors with whom I served may have struggled in ways that I never personally encountered.
Dan
5 stars
5 stars
Michael
Very clear
Easily understood
Gary
Very Good
Excellent
Willie
Compassion is necessary in providing care
Empathy
Allison
accurate, descriptive
engaging
Freddie
Saying, "Thank you", in the most important way.
A perfect teaching tool to help vets and their families when facing a end of life situation. Assistance is all around and willing to help with anything the vet or the family needs.
John
Caring and understanding
very good points
Mary
I like the title
As a clinician having worked in MH for 18.5 yrs I found this presentation actually comforting and hope that many others find the presentation as valuable. Second segment - well presented by sharing experiences with veterans. I had one veteran WW2 veteran who was a bombadier suffering from a dementing disorder nearly every visit he would cry about being responsible for killing babies.. several times after he left the office. I cried.
Donna
Very appropriate
Very well done.
jose
good
good
BEATRICE
Perfect title for this learning
Very informative
kathleen
Excellent
Lawrence
caring for veterans through end of life: compassionate communities
good
Gloria
Useful information
Taking the course has given me a great insight into what may be going on with end of life veterans. Introduced issues and OR approaches I was unclear of before. Very informative and useful information. I will take what I learned and incorporate it into how I care for my clients at end of life
Joseph
Caring for Veterans at end of life
Very interesting.
Paulina
Relevant Title!
Loved: "What are some important aspects of your culture I should know?"
Jason
good
Dawnmarie
Very appropriate
Solid content from experienced and knowledgeable presenters
Leigh
End-Of-Life Stories
Joseph
I thought it was very insightful.
thank you
Sally
CARING FOR VETERANS THROUGH THE END OF LIFE
GREAT COURSE!
Donna
Caring for Veterans Through the End of Life
Excellent program! Great information and resources, especially working with Veterans. Thank you!
Macda
Review veterans
Very informative
Alfred
Caring for Veterans Through the End of Life
Great course
Leo
Caring for Veterans
very informative
Kathy
Caring for Veterans Through the End of Life: Compassionate Communities
Good information, especially liked the workbook that was provided with the course.
Margarita
Good
Many things I had not thought of caring for Veterans
Thomas
mind opening
Good to hear so many perspectives from so many different people.