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Hospice Perceptions

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Perceptions on hospice care vary among populations and cultures. Some see hospice care facilities as a last resort, others view it as a sign of giving up hope. Cultural beliefs also hinder people from getting hospice services. Hospice care is viewed by many as something that can help people in the final stages of their lives live as fully and as comfortably as possible.

Top Resources on Hospice Perceptions

• American Hospice Foundation: Talking about Hospice: Tips for Professional Geriatric Care Managers
• HealthDay (via MedlinePlus): Cultural Beliefs May Keep Blacks From Hospice Care
• HospiceCare: Academic Research
• Hospice Foundation of America: Hospice and Caregiving Blog
• American Association of Retired Persons: Hospice for End of Life Care

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