4.8 /5
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Before We Begin
Introduction
Course Workbook
Kim's Story
Number 1: Direct, Honest Communication
Number 2: Service Related to Illness and Symptoms
Number 3: Intense Emotions at the End of Life
Number 4: Educate Our Families
Number 5: Responding to Fellow Veterans
Len's Story
Conclusion
What is Warriors Honored?
Putting Down the Clipboard
Working with Veterans
What's Next?
Resources
Acknowledgements
Evaluation Instructions
Evaluation

4.8 /5
(24)

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    Viviene
    (5)
    Very hand on

    Very informative

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    Donna
    (5)
    Good

    Good

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    Lisa
    (5)
    Great Title, very informative in just a few words

    compassionate with many words and phrases that stood out "No veteran will die alone" "Vets deserve to be supported" and also many vets develop terminal illnesses from serving our country

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    Sherry
    (5)
    Volunteer for hospice

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    Bernadette
    (5)
    Rn

    Completed

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    CATHY
    (5)
    The title reflects the content of the course.

    Helpful in teaching different ways to engage a veteran.

  • Avatar
    Amy
    (5)
    Title explains the upcoming top

    Informative, I appreciate that 8t had a video and transcript

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    Melissa
    (4)
    Caring for vets at end of life

    Nice - worked at VA for 35 years - much was familiar

  • Avatar
    Kaycee
    (5)
    Informative!

    informative video

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    Danny
    (5)
    Caring for Veterans Through the End of Life: Health Care Providers

    This step-by-step review of how to work with Veterans and their families through the end of life if critical. This depicts an amazing rendition of how to and step by step review.

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    Monica
    (5)
    Caring for veterans

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    Beulah
    (4)
    I thought it was emotional

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    Eloise
    (5)
    Course for veterans care

    Very respectful. Solid information.

  • Avatar
    jore
    (5)
    Excellent

    Excellent

  • Avatar
    Tanja
    (5)
    RN

    n/a

  • Avatar
    Lianne
    (5)
    Great!

    Beautiful, especially with personal stories. Informative!

  • Avatar
    Joanne
    (4)
    caring for veterans at end of life

  • Avatar
    Joyce
    (5)
    Very good

    Information I need to know

  • Avatar
    Paxton
    (5)
    Quick, insightful, and engaging!

    Great material for learning or maintaining your knowledge base as a healthcare provider for veterans.

  • Avatar
    Ann
    (5)
    Caring for Veterans through end of life

    Great presentation

  • Avatar
    Patrick
    (5)
    Caring for Veterans

    Required

  • Avatar
    Steven
    (5)
    5 star

    5 star

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    Laurence
    (5)
    outstanding famework provided to work with veterans and their support systems

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    Debra
    (4)
    Caring for Veterans Through the End of Life

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19
Before We Begin
Introduction
Course Workbook
Kim's Story
Number 1: Direct, Honest Communication
Number 2: Service Related to Illness and Symptoms
Number 3: Intense Emotions at the End of Life
Number 4: Educate Our Families
Number 5: Responding to Fellow Veterans
Len's Story
Conclusion
What is Warriors Honored?
Putting Down the Clipboard
Working with Veterans
What's Next?
Resources
Acknowledgements
Evaluation Instructions
Evaluation

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