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CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SIX. Things to . AVOID. Never give an estimate of how long the patient may be alive. No proselytizing in any way. Do not argue with a patient about time, place or circumstance. Do not generalize. Do not judge. Do not use clichés.

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CHAPTER SIX

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  1. CHAPTER SIX

  2. Things to AVOID • Never give an estimate of how long the patient may be alive. • No proselytizing in any way. • Do not argue with a patient about time, place or circumstance. • Do not generalize. • Do not judge. • Do not use clichés.

  3. Never move or reposition a patient or fix sheets. • Do not wear too much cologne. • When children are involved, do not use euphemisms. • Never promise complete confidentiality. • No private calls, phone on vibrate or silent. • Do not accept gifts. • Try to avoid “depersonalization”

  4. Other things to keep in mind Stick to the plan of care! Respect the patient’s right to privacy and mind HIPAA. If you suspect a patient is not being treated well, contact hospice right away. Do not visit if you carry a communicable disease.

  5. Do NOT Call 911

  6. When you call 911….

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