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Very organized and established palliative/hospice care 

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Very organized and established palliative/hospice care 

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The movie was very heartbreaking especially for those who are in the stage of their end of life

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The movie was very heartbreaking especially for those who are in the stage of their end of life

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Very touching and inspiring despite they knew that they are dying still they can handle it

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Very touching and inspiring despite they knew that they are dying still they can handle it

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Sadly, we don't have that kind of organized palliative care in our facility

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Sadly, we don't have that kind of organized palliative care in our facility

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the set-up in the movie is  far more different than here in the Philippines.

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What they do about palliative care is very ideal

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What they do about palliative care is very ideal

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utilizing the advance directives from the clients

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We don't have the same facilities that they have shown in the movie. 

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We don't have the same facilities that they have shown in the movie. 

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Patient must be aware of his/her condition despite how painful it is for him/her and to family. This made me realized that quality of life must be valued to patient under Paliative care.

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As a medical doctor, I have spent the past 10 years learning arduously how to cure people to the best of my ability. Now, I have come to realise that there is a far more difficult task in recognising and supporting patients where this is no longer the aim. I approached end of life care with a degree of trepidation. My biggest fear was upsetting a patient or their relative by saying the wrong thing, but this was closely followed by an anxiety over how I would manage my own emotions.

My end of life care teaching was rooted solidly in encountering dying patients and having discussions with their relatives and allied professionals who do incredible work to support patients. This, together with the latest treatment modalities and approach, provided me with vital insight and also reassured me that feeling emotional after a patient encounter was in fact a positive marker of making a connection with patients that would allow me to provide the best care for them. This teaching in end of life care has been essential in my progression to becoming a caring and compassionate doctor

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If the client is already at the end of his/her life, we provide the so-called "anointment of the sick" officiated by our volunteer Franciscan nuns and also the psychologist talks to the client

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If the client is already at the end of his/her life, we provide the so-called "anointment of the sick" officiated by our volunteer Franciscan nuns and also the psychologist talks to the client

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touching story. The patient being take care of and they are prepared to face death. 

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touching story. The patient being take care of and they are prepared to face death. 

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Hard to practice informed consent since we are dealing mostly with mentally-challenged residents

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Hard to practice informed consent since we are dealing mostly with mentally-challenged residents

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I'm assigned primarily as a medical officer of AVRC3, a rehabilitation center for PWDs and vulnerable groups. Though I also receive referrals from home for the elderly for their medical consultation.

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Staff in their facility understand clearly the goal and process of palliative care

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Staff in their facility understand clearly the goal and process of palliative care

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Being able to attend a skills training on Palliative care for the elderly, brought back my clinical experience in the past. The approach their using is patient sensitive with a holistic approach, taking into consideration the wants and needs of the patient.

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At the end of the day, quality of life for the dying patient is still the most important aspect of palliative / hospice care

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At the end of the day, quality of life for the dying patient is still the most important aspect of palliative / hospice care

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Catering residents considered abandoned, neglected, homeless, vagrant with no family to relay with dcsion, it is I think important after this training to build with team focusing on Palliative cases. We must not hide the case to our residents. We must be open to them especially if they still have the capability to decide.

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I just hope that we can also collaborate with the family of our residents here just like in the movie.. most of our residents were already abandoned by their own family at all

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We had a case here in the Home for the elderly FOIX, with a terminally ill client with cancer. In which we opted to fly in her daughter from Manila to Zamboanga city to see her mother in her last moments of her life as part of her wish to see a member of her family.

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We provide psycho-social intervention and failed to focus more on the holistic and ideal approach on palliative care.

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We provide psycho-social intervention and failed to focus more on the holistic and ideal approach on palliative care.

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I appreciate the video/movie and at the same time a wake-up call to do more efforts and improve on the palliative care service in the Center

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I appreciate the video/movie and at the same time a wake-up call to do more efforts and improve on the palliative care service in the Center

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We have ds case way back in Golden Acres whom diagnosed with cancer; at first we didn't informed her about her condition as we are thinking her feelings. But, when she requested us to be open about her case and she will openly accept whatever it is; we discussed it to her. Initially, we monitored her 24/7. But, few days after, it was a surprised that she actively participate to Center's activity. According to her, she will make her life to the fullest and enjoy til to her last breath. She doesn't want to be hospitalized. Diagnosed to live 6 months but her life extended a year before she died.

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We have initial discussion with the Medical Service in drafting document similar to Informed Consent

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We have initial discussion with the Medical Service in drafting document similar to Informed Consent

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Help patient to accept his/her case thru helping them become more active to Spiritual Aspect and Activities