Take 25: End of life planning for women with cancer

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About 70% of Australian say that they want to die at home but very few Australians do


About 70% of Australian say that they want to die at home but only about 14% of Australians get to, says Professor Liz Reymond, a palliative care specialist.

“Immediately that represents a service gap,” she says.

Most deaths today are expected, which means that they can be planned for and managed in a proactive way.

This can avoid a lot of emotionally charged reactive crises that can often result in people getting care that goes against their wishes.

In this video, Professor Reymond introduces to a framework for proactively managing patients in their last year of life.

[media_embed] https://player.vimeo.com/video/186525929 [/media_embed]

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