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trajectories of dying

trajectories of dying Trajectories of dying are the patterns or course of decline as a person approaches death.

Trajectories of dying are the patterns or course of decline as a person approaches death. In this packet, the term refers to the often complex ways this process unfolds, which can make end-of-life care harder to manage.

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Drafting source: O’Brien Mary; Kirton Jennifer; Knighting Katherine; Roe Brenda; Jack Barbara. Improving end of life care in care homes; an evaluation of the six steps to success programme. 2016; DOI 10.1186/s12904-016-0123-6; article XML SHA-256 69452b7a30762100b27d8650c5863da5fa4099a6b0e9203a2949a2e3f22326b2. “Improving end of life care in care homes; an evaluation of the six steps to success programme” (10.1186/s12904-016-0123-6).
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