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Chinese voices: Ritual, tradition and spirituality (12:06)
Chinese voices: Looking after the patient and family (11:47)
Chinese voices: A good death: conversations that bring closure (18:02)
Chinese voices: A daughter's story of after death and grief (6:55)

Traditions, Rituals and Spirituality

Hope or denial? (1:19)
Palliative care is a new idea (0:46)
A good death (1:24)
Switching gears (0:51)
Choosing not to die at home (0:38)
The meaning of food and water (2:32)
Reaching out for support (2:10)
Is cancer contagious? (1:46)
Dad's wishes, Mom's wishes (2:13)
Palliative care is comfort care (1:36)
Superstitions around death (2:24)
Fulfilling my father's wishes (2:47)
Should we tell him he is dying? (2:41)
Adapting to different families (1:03)
Palliative care is not "giving up hope" (1:21)
Wanting to die at home (1:27)
We don't talk about death (2:00)

Expectations of Care

My end-of-life wishes (1:57)
Hope or denial? (1:19)
Palliative care is a new idea (0:46)
Hanging on at all costs (1:07)
Switching gears (0:51)
Healing versus curing (2:10)
My dad's experience with palliative care (1:31)
Helping families understand (1:16)

Care for the Patient and Family

My end-of-life wishes (1:57)
Keeping loved ones away from the hospice (0:53)
Hanging on at all costs (1:07)
Over-feeding those we love (1:38)
Talking about death makes it happen (1:06)
A good death (1:24)
Family meetings (0:52)
Healing versus curing (2:10)
Keep an open mind (1:34)
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Choosing not to die at home (0:38)
Food matters (1:06)
Advance care planning (1:54)
What water symbolizes (0:47)
Explaining palliative care (2:26)
The truth about hospice care (2:37)
Why not homecare support? (1:39)
Tips on discussing advance care planning (1:57)
Pain, suffering and DNR (1:46)
Understanding pain medications (2:00)
When food no longer helps (1:42)
What can I eat? (1:25)
When family is far away (2:12)
Language challenges (2:14)
My dad's experience with palliative care (1:31)
Speaking with my parents about an end-of-life plan (1:31)
Is cancer contagious? (1:46)
Tradition and generation gaps (1:29)
Helping my mom (2:09)
What makes a good death (0:56)
Advanced care planning is a gift (0:58)
Wanting to die at home (1:27)
No burdens for family (0:31)
Talk to the whole family (1:13)
Chinese voices: Looking after the patient and family (11:47)
Chinese voices: A good death: conversations that bring closure (18:02)

Emotions and Support

Protection from the truth (1:50)
Be patient, then listen (1:06)
I don't want to talk about it (0:48)
Don't postpone family visits (1:10)
Thinking about dying (1:00)
It's ok to cry (0:49)
Living for this moment (1:23)
When family is far away (2:12)
Reaching out for support (2:10)
I don't want to be a burden (2:16)
My mother's grief (4:10)
Towards independence (2:21)
Support after death (1:38)
Translators and counsellors (1:53)
Nurses are important (1:01)
Do secrets protect us? (1:40)

Talking About Illness

Over-feeding those we love (1:38)
Family meetings (0:52)
Keep an open mind (1:34)
Palliative care improves life video id 147185178 not found
Food matters (1:06)
The meaning of food and water (2:32)
Advance care planning (1:54)
Protection from the truth (1:50)
Be patient, then listen (1:06)
I don't want to talk about it (0:48)
Explaining palliative care (2:26)
The truth about hospice care (2:37)
Why not homecare support? (1:39)
Tips on discussing advance care planning (1:57)
Pain, suffering and DNR (1:46)
Don't postpone family visits (1:10)
When food no longer helps (1:42)
What can I eat? (1:25)
Thinking about dying (1:00)
It's ok to cry (0:49)
Living for this moment (1:23)
Language challenges (2:14)
I don't want to be a burden (2:16)
Speaking with my parents about an end-of-life plan (1:31)
Translators and counsellors (1:53)
Superstitions around death (2:24)
Privacy about diagnosis (0:51)
Nurses are important (1:01)
Should we tell him he is dying? (2:41)
Adapting to different families (1:03)
Telling my dad (1:29)
Helping families understand (1:16)
We don't talk about death (2:00)
Talk to the whole family (1:13)
Do secrets protect us? (1:40)
Chinese voices: A good death: conversations that bring closure (18:02)

After Death and Ceremonies

Towards independence (2:21)
Dad's wishes, Mom's wishes (2:13)
Fulfilling my father's wishes (2:47)
Chinese voices: A daughter's story of after death and grief (6:55)

粵語 (Cantonese)

安寧護理能提高你生活的質量 (1:26)
“安寧護理”的概念比“臨終護理”有更廣的含義 (0:52)
控制疼痛的重要性 (1:27)
告訴親友你的病情，伸手尋找支持 (2:23)
對你的孩子坦白 (2:44)
韓劇 (0:22)
社工的重要性 (2:05)
癌癥病情會影響你家庭成員 (1:48)
精神和情感支持 (2:57)
文化差異 (2:08)
晚期病人護理 (1:44)
我和家庭分享的三件事 (1:37)
護理 (0:52)
你的家庭在醫院是安全的 (0:51)
談論死亡 (3:24)
父親的死亡 (1:57)
護理的重要性 (1:10)
在家裏過世 (2:28)
一個好的死亡 (0:47)

国语 (Mandarin)

生命終結前的願望－預先護理計劃 (2:04)
“不要急救“是什麽意思 (1:51)
什麽是安寧護理 (1:16)
什麽是晚期病人護理？ (1:54)
我的癌細胞擴散了 (0:59)
寫遺囑 (0:53)
失望後找到佛教 (1:48)
家庭的重要性 (1:48)
和孩子交談 (1:08)
希望 (0:49)
社工和癌癥中心如何給我們幫助 (1:18)
面對生命的最後階段 (1:16)
我不怕死 (0:36)
精神寄托 (1:33)
生命的回顧 (2:21)

Resources

Canadian Virtual Hospice
Canadian Partnership Against Cancer

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