In this episode I talk about the importance of asking good questions that help our patients and caregivers move forward in their acceptance of an end of life experience.
The questions in this episode are the following…
At the end of the episode I do a little experiment with awkward silence. Ultimately, I explain that we tend to talk too much and listen too little.
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