In the more than two decades I worked in hospitals across this Country, the hardest job I had was to notify families that a loved one had died. To know you’re responsible for a significant life-altering moment with a family was a heavy emotional task.  It sounds odd to say that I became proficient at it, but I learned the signs and behaviors to be aware of leading up to and after making the notification. Some folks would pass out on the spot, others would lose control and start thrashing about, while some would take off on a sprint down the...

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