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End of life care - people with learning disabilities and autism

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Talking about death and dying can feel uncomfortable.

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Talking can help people with learning disabilities, autistic people, their families and carers.

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It will help to make decisions and make sure that what the person wants is respected.

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Talking today can help people plan for their future with confidence.

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The was made with people with learning disabilities, families, learning disability support staff, and healthcare professionals.

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It includes ways to support staff with end of life care planning with people with learning disabilities.

There are 3 guides

Guide 1 end of life care planning

understanding end of life care planning

Guide 2 how to talk about dying

how to talk about dying

Guide 3 support resources

a toolkit for supporting people with a learning disability

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The guides have information in different formats including video and easy read.

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You can find for people of all ages across 中国P站 through Connect to Support 中国P站.

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is also provided by Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care which is funded by the NHS.


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