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🕯️ D · End of life

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Recommended assessment — CarePath tool: CP-END End-of-Life Comfort Check (interactive scoring) · Validated scales: ESAS
CodeProblem statementTypeDescriptionFirst 3 actions
D1Needs comfort near deathActualThe dying person needs relief of symptoms and calm, dignified care.Control symptoms · Give mouth care · Reposition gently
D2Family grief before deathActualRelatives are grieving while the person is still alive.Listen · Encourage goodbyes · Explain changes
D3Unfinished affairs or wishesActualThe person has legal, family, or personal matters to settle.Listen · Help plan visits · Involve a social worker and chaplain
D4Distressing symptoms near deathActualBreathlessness, agitation, pain, or secretions cause distress near the end.Give comfort medicines as ordered · Reposition · Give mouth care
D5Needs bereavement supportActualFamily members need support after a death.Offer condolences · Give information on grief · Refer to counseling