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Kaitiaki Nursing New Zealand

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By Priya Anna Joseph, Catherine Bacon, Barbara Daly, Elisa Wong
| Kaitiaki Nursing New Zealand
Type 2 diabetes is getting more and more common among young people, but the condition is challenging for them to manage, and for whānau and health professionals supporting them. Read more... Youth with type 2 diabetes: Screening, complications and management How do kaumātua view the medicines service they receive and how could it be improved? What ethnic variations are there in this service?
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VOICES: A patient’s plea for empowered choice around end-of-life options

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By Barbara Daly
| Dayton Daily News Verified
In my 25 years as a clinical ethicist, end-of-life questions and dilemmas, like this one, were by far the most common reason for a call. I am old enough to remember when the notion of not starting aggressive interventions such as dialysis or mechanical ventilators was troublesome to many people. Withdrawing treatments that had already been started was downright controversial. Since then, we have come a long way, and patients are better informed of their options.
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From a Family Member to Activist: A Different Nursing Role - End of Life Advocacy

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By Lisa Vigil Schattinger, Molly McMahon Graziano, Barbara Daly, Chris Evans Gartley
| American Nurse Journal Verified
Sometimes an experience is so monumental that it brings clarity and purpose to life. Supporting her stepfather as he chose to research and then consciously plan his death in his waning days because of his terminal illness, brought together many professional and personal experiences for Lisa Vigil Schattinger, MSN, RN. She realized his peaceful death would be unique and beautiful because it perfectly reflected his values and goals.
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