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Lydia Johnson

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Lynchburg, Virginia
As seen in: WGNT-TV (Norfolk, VA), WTKR-TV (Norfolk, VA), Medium, Yahoo Life, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo Style Canada, Yahoo Lifestyle Australia, Nephrology News & Issues, Roanoke Times, WSET-TV (Lynchburg, VA), Worcester News UK, Hereford Times and
Emmy-nominated photojournalist at WTKR News 3 in Norfolk, VA.
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How to support patients’ care partners at end of life

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By Lydia Johnson Verified
| Nephrology News & Issues Verified
Key takeaways: Care partners may experience more or different burdens near the end of a patient’s life. Clinicians can support them with education, practical guidance and emotional support. Being a care partner to a person with kidney disease can be a rewarding experience, and we know that our patient’s well-being benefits substantially from strong social supports and loved ones rising to the challenge of fulfilling this special role.
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How to support patients’ care partners at end of life

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By Lydia Johnson Verified
| Nephrology News & Issues Verified
Ask a clinical question and tap into Healio AI's knowledge base. Key takeaways: Care partners may experience more or different burdens near the end of a patient’s life. Clinicians can support them with education, practical guidance and emotional support. Being a care partner to a person with kidney disease can be a rewarding experience, and we know that our patient’s well-being benefits substantially from strong social supports and loved ones rising to the challenge of fulfilling this special role.
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How to support patients’ care partners at end of life

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By Lydia Johnson Verified, RICHARD SMITH
| Citeline Verified
Ask a clinical question and tap into Healio AI's knowledge base. Key takeaways: Care partners may experience more or different burdens near the end of a patient’s life. Clinicians can support them with education, practical guidance and emotional support. Being a care partner to a person with kidney disease can be a rewarding experience, and we know that our patient’s well-being benefits substantially from strong social supports and loved ones rising to the challenge of fulfilling this special role.
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