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HospiceKidsCare--a venue for community evangelism in an ecumenical context
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- HospiceCare of Memorial Hospitals, Ormond Beach, Florida, birthed a children's program, HospiceKidsCare. Palliative care was given to grieving children by an interdisciplinary team of nurses, social workers, teachers, and chaplain. Adults and children shared their work of play, while naming fears. HospiceKidsCare became a procedural study to assess children's grief. The study incorporates adult processes of assessment, treatment, and evaluation in parallel to child processes of naming, playing, and healing during a death experience. The outcome supported thesis that while children's grief may take a different form than an adult, children need to share and express their grief in healthy ways.
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