CHAPTER SEVEN When the patient dies Note the time of death. Check if loved ones are ok. Notify hospice. At a facility; notify a staff member.

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CHAPTER SEVEN

When the patient dies Note the time of death. Check if loved ones are ok. Notify hospice. At a facility; notify a staff member.

Offer your condolences Support and compliment loved ones If permitted by hospice and loved ones, gently close the patient’s eyes/mouth Offer loved ones some alone time with the patient’s body Suggest tactfully that loved ones leave the room when the mortuary comes Share stories about the patient while waiting for the mortuary Stay with the loved ones while the mortuary prepares and picks up the body Remind loved ones of hospice bereavement services being available At a facility; thank staff members and sign out After the patient dies

The importance of self-care  Take care of your health: o Mentally o Physically o Emotionally o Spiritually Prevent burnout

Relax…  Boundaries  Support system  Music  Take a walk…  Write poetry…  Get enough rest!

Gentle Pass Times May you find some comfort here

Gentle Pass Times Written by: Francisca Stolzenbach Music sung by: Francisca Stolzenbach