To address the underlying disparities in the cultural, emotional, and spiritual aspects of hospice care, the objective of the present qualitative study was to examine the emotional and spiritual needs of Hispanic patients' families while in hospice.
Nuñez, A., Holland, J. M., Beckman, L., Kirkendall, A., & Luna, N. 2017, A Qualitative Study of the Emotional and Spiritual Needs of Hispanic Families in Hospice, Palliative and Supportive Care

Extension Associated Contacts

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Also of Interest:

 
Resource Guide for Nevada Stakeholder Perceptions of Youth Educational and Mental Health Needs During the Pandemic
This Resource Guide to Support Youth and Families was developed to share community resources that are available through the University of Nevada, Reno and other state and community organizations.
 Stark, C; Horrillo, S; Evans, W; Gallo, J; Norze, J; Sanchez, J; Demchak, M; Chvilicek, S; Bray, S 2021, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, Special Report
Depression - Exploring Treatment Options
This fact sheet contains information on depression by age group and details on the treatment options and process.
 Day, P. and Meyer, K. 2000, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-00-34
Solicitud de Adaptación Personal
Solicitar adaptaciones para una discapacidad física o mental que limite sustancialmente una o más actividades importantes de la vida de un individuo.
 Lessick, P. 2024, Extension, University of Nevada, Reno, Forms
Ag Wellness Podcast
The AgWellness podcast explores mental health in the farming and ranching community. Mental health is a growing concern in the farming and ranching community and through this podcast, we will share stories about the impact of mental health concerns, helpful resources, and informa...
 Hadfield, J. and Dallin,J. 2024, Utah State University Extension
 

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