Hospitals have the mission of saving and extending lives wherever and whenever possible, whereas hospices have the mission of compassionately helping the individual cope with impending death. Hospices offer not only compassionate care but also adequate pain control and death with dignity.
Hospice centers play great role as they take care of dying persons (patients). These are the same patients whom doctors in Hospitals categorically state that "there is no hope for improvement." And many of the patients are unable to pay the huge bills in the hospitals. So they join hospices. Here in hospices they are nourished, cared and served.
I recommend that you see the art therapy departments of local NHS trusts and Prison and Special Hospitals, special needs schools and hospices in your area.
Hospices de Beaune was created in 1443.
Yes Young mothers and Children hospices
Hospices were made as a final residence for people who were diagnosed with terminal illnesses.
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Yes, if they work in hospitals or hospices, may do. As with the Armed forces- there are different uniforms for different duties- such a nun would have both a hospital duty ( habit) which might include a lab coat, white shoes- and a dress habit for more directly religious duties- such as attending the Chapel services. this may even be called a Chapel habit. so it goes.
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Yes, it is important as hospices have Chaplains on staff for the patients and their families.
Volunteer. Rest homes, hospitals, hospices, wherever volunteers are needed. Also, look around the neighborhood and find an elderly or disabled neighbor and help them with chores. Give back to your 'hood. It'll look good on your future resume.
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