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Completing the Circle: End of Life Care with Aboriginal Families
Description:
Video produced to educate health-care providers about culturally appropriate end-of-life care for Aboriginal families. Saskatchewan Elders share their experiences and beliefs about death and dying.To purchase a DVD copy for your organization, please see the attached order form or visit website. Please use the powerpoint presentation posted under Tools for Practice titled 'Completing the Circle Presentation" intended as a teaching tool along with video.
Author(s):
Mary Hampton, Angelina Baydala, Carrie Bourassa, Gerald Saul, Michael Maclean, Velda Clark, Kim McKay-McNabb, and Elders Ken Goodwill and Betty McKenna