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Intern And Bereavement
This week at intern I was able to help the chaplain make session for the bereavement group. He said they did this because they continue their commitment to support their family in their time of grief and I thought that was great. After we set the date we made invitation and I was to sent an invitation to each family member. There was about 70 people this time that we needed to invite. After the chaplain asked me to call every single person and invite them personally. Each person took it differently. Some people would hang up because they didn't want to talk about it and some people need someone to talk to about their feeling. I feel I got to assess the patient because some got to have me as support to talk to.
Also, this week I went out with
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