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Resource Library » Volunteers: An Essential Ingredient in Caring for Veterans at the EOL

Volunteers: An Essential Ingredient in Caring for Veterans at the EOL

Volunteers are essential for ANY hospice program, but they can be especially beneficial for Veterans. This presentation aims to describe why it is important to improve our knowledge and understanding of Veteran’s needs and describe how we can best meet the needs of Veterans and their loved ones.

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