4. How can a personal care worker support a person sensitively and respectfully after death? Research...

4. How can a personal care worker support a person sensitively and respectfully after death? Research online and look for relevant guidelines and standards.

5. What should a palliative care worker do if they observe signs of imminent death for a person they are supporting? Write out a step-by-step procedure and share it. Be sure to check out the other procedures shared.

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