Death Dying and End of Life Resources
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Minnesota
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Title of the Collection: Death, Dying & End of Life Resources
Description: This resource collection is curated for students, learners and professionals. Materials are also for patients, families and caregivers. The resources are related to dying, death, end of life, and burial or disposition. This library was created by an interprofessional team of experts of faculty/librarians/community experts hosted by the University of Minnesota. All the resources in the collection are freely available online. Contributions are welcomed, and will be reviewed for quality and relevance.
Audience: Health Science Students, learners, instructors and professionals. Materials are also for patients, families and caregivers.
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Judaism, one of the world's oldest religions, claims an estimated 14.3 million members worldwide. There is great diversity in terms of identity, practice, and belief among people who identify as Jewish. As of 2017, 40% of the global Jewish community resided in the United States, making it essential...
Military funeral honors provides a final tribute to eligible veterans and a meaningful ceremony to their families. Military OneSource provides information to help you navigate the process to arrange military funeral honors.
Funeral planners or family members of eligible deceased veterans may...
Facing the possibility of someone's passing can be a difficult and emotional experience. In this video, I hope to offer you some guidance on how to recognize and respond to certain signs that may arise as someone nears the end of their life. My aim is to provide you with a general overview of 5...
The Minnesota Department of Health Mortuary Science Section provides iInformation on the regulations and requirements of the final disposition of a dead human body in Minnesota.
The Mortuary Science Section receives information requests from a variety of people, including the public, who wish to...
Adults with serious illness have one or more conditions, such as cancer or dementia, that cause health and functional decline and, over time, eventually lead to death. People with serious illness require effective patient-clinician communication about quality of life, goals of care, and advance...