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    Managing Interpersonal Conflict in EOLC - DR Ranjit Mathew Oommen

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    The document discusses managing interpersonal family conflicts that may arise during end-of-life care. It emphasizes the importance of listening to understand family dynamics, which are influenced by relationships, communication styles, culture, and spirituality. It also stresses the value of family conferences to advocate for patient quality of life and empower caregivers through activities like massage, outings and celebrating holidays to add joy in a patient's final days and reduce conflicts. The document concludes that the care team must present a united front and support each other to avoid differences of opinion from being apparent to the family.

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    The document discusses managing interpersonal family conflicts that may arise during end-of-life care. It emphasizes the importance of listening to understand family dynamics, which are influenced by relationships, communication styles, culture, and spirituality. It also stresses the value of family conferences to advocate for patient quality of life and empower caregivers through activities like massage, outings and celebrating holidays to add joy in a patient's final days and reduce conflicts. The document concludes that the care team must present a united front and support each other to avoid differences of opinion from being apparent to the family.

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    10th Malaysian Hospice Congress, Johor Bahru, Malaysia

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    The document discusses managing interpersonal family conflicts that may arise during end-of-life care. It emphasizes the importance of listening to understand family dynamics, which are influenced by relationships, communication styles, culture, and spirituality. It also stresses the value of family conferences to advocate for patient quality of life and empower caregivers through activities like massage, outings and celebrating holidays to add joy in a patient's final days and reduce conflicts. The document concludes that the care team must present a united front and support each other to avoid differences of opinion from being apparent to the family.

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    The document discusses managing interpersonal family conflicts that may arise during end-of-life care. It emphasizes the importance of listening to understand family dynamics, which are influenced by relationships, communication styles, culture, and spirituality. It also stresses the value of family conferences to advocate for patient quality of life and empower caregivers through activities like massage, outings and celebrating holidays to add joy in a patient's final days and reduce conflicts. The document concludes that the care team must present a united front and support each other to avoid differences of opinion from being apparent to the family.

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    END OF LIFE CARE MANAGING INTER PERSONAL FAMILY CONFLICTS

    Ranjit Mathew Oommen

    Accompany patient and family on a journey and to see off a loved one

    Our care is total-holistic

    Conflicts may become obvious and the nurse or doctor involved acts as a conduit

    Be patient and listen Listen! Listen! Listen!

    Family dynamics Relationship, communication, hierarchy, cultural background, spiritual values

    Overseas children and family

    Importance of family conference

    Be patients advocate Quality of life

    Empowering Carers to do massage


    Encouraging patient and family to do an International event even at the EOL

    Outings
    Celebrating birthdays

    Festivals

    ALL THIS TO ADD LIFE TO THEIR DAYS AND REDUCE CONFLICTS

    The whole team must have a uniform goal and support each other always. Any difference of opinion in the team will become obvious to the family

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