Essentials of a Good Death in Dying with Dignity series
Seventh in a UC series argues death is inevitable but dying well is possible when patients families and doctors collaborate. It outlines care and choice communication continuity composure truth telling and closure to foster a meaningful peaceful end and shorter bereavement.
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Avery D
Weisman
Preparing a Child for Death in Childhood Education
Regents of the University of California present a guidance piece by George E. Williams on talking with children about death. It argues death is natural, outlines lessons from pet funerals, and stresses honest, age appropriate discussions to help children grieve. It notes that parents and adults must model coping and allow open expression to prevent emotional harm.
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George E. Williams
George E Williams noted medical educator and creator
George E Williams assistant dean of student affairs at the Medical School and associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Minnesota. He chairs the Adult Geriatric Advisory Committee in the School of Public Health and created the audio program Talking to Children about Death for the Center for Death Education and Research.
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George E. Williams
Medical School
University of Minnesota
School of Public Health
Center For Death Education and Research
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