Every decision you make in advance will help make everything easier later. This episode is a must listen for carer’s and family members.
An interview with Glenda Hall,  a senior palliative care nurse and educator with a long-term interest in advanced care planning. 

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What does dying look like? And what do I need to do at the time of death?
An interview with Louisa Ingham, a Nurse Practitioner in palliative care. 

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You need to ensure that you rest, relax and sleep – we provide some ideas about how to fit this into your carer’s schedule, without letting your patient down.
An interview with Christine Pacey, an occupational therapist and palliative care team leader in Central Otago. 

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This is a very tiring journey – learn about why you as a carer are feeling so tired, and how you can manage your and your patient’s fatigue.
An interview with with Christine Pacey, an occupational therapist and palliative care team leader in Central Otago. 

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Grief is different for everybody. There are no clear guidelines, but we have some advice for adapting to the grief you are feeling.
An interview with Sue Lewis, a counsellor with a particular interest in working with grief and loss.

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The meds on this journey can be confusing and overwhelming – we provide tips on managing new, different and changing medications.
An interview with Nik Wild, a pharmacist for over 30 years who has been involved with hospice for over 15 years and has an l in-depth understanding of palliative and end of life medications 

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Meals can become difficult at end of life – learn about the signs of when to encourage someone to eat, knowing when to let them be, and meeting the food desires of your patient.
An interview with Dr. Sue MacDonell, a dietitian with a wealth of experience in palliative nutrition.

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When looking after a loved one, looking after yourself is a priority too.
An interview with Sue Walton, a palliative care nurse specialist at Otago Community Hospice 

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