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A patient who is brought to the ED dies, despite efforts of ED personnel. Act as,...

A patient who is brought to the ED dies, despite efforts of ED personnel. Act as, at least three different disciplines providing care for this patient and discuss communication with the family member of the patient. Show clear, simple, concrete communication that is delivered with compassion and empathy.

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  • THREE DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES TO PROVIDE CARE TO DEAD PATIENTS :
  • Respect the dead body. Avoid unnecessary exposure and irrelevant conversations.
  • The body should be identified properly.
  • Clothing’s, jewelry and other valuables or belongings must be kept and cared for properly.

Communication with the family:-

Be yourself

Be honest

Be genuine

Show that you care

Follow through

Nightingale answered 2 years ago
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