| The Greater Washington Partnership for Palliative and End-of-Life Care |
Video
One Journey, Many Voices: Conversations About
Serious Illness and Dying
The Greater Washington Partnership collaborated with AARP in producing "One
Journey, Many Voices," a thirty-minute video offering a rich and diverse range of
perspectives on serious illness and dying. In the video, community members from
many different backgrounds (patients, family members, and healthcare professionals),
as well as many different cultures and ethnicities, share their unique life experiences,
values, and beliefs on advance care planning, end-of-life treatment preferences, and
bereavement. The stories and testimony recorded here provide a framework for
discussing sensitive end-of-life issues with many different audiences, including
your professional colleagues, your church group, and even your family.
The Greater Washington Partnership has made "One Journey, Many Voices" available
for viewing online. Please click the media player below to watch this extraordinary
video.
For optimal online viewing of "One Journey, Many Voices": 1. Please play video in Microsoft Internet Explorer, 2. In
Windows Media Player, please un-check "use video mixing renderer" under Options -> Performance -> Advanced.
After you've seen the video, please tell us what you think! If you've viewed
"One Journey, Many Voices," we'd love to hear your feedback. We are considering
updating the video, and we'd appreciate hearing your opinions on what works and
what doesn't. To share your thoughts, please go to our online feedback form and
enter your comments in the first box titled "What would you like to tell us?"
Remember to indicate the subject matter of your comments (e.g. web video, "One
Journey, Many Voices," etc.) on the form. Click here to provide your feedback.
AARP sells VHS copies of "One Journey, Many Voices" -- as well as accompanying
discussion guides -- online at
http://www.aarp.org/makeadifference/gettinghelp/articles/access_lce_manuals.html.
Serious Illness and Dying
The Greater Washington Partnership collaborated with AARP in producing "One
Journey, Many Voices," a thirty-minute video offering a rich and diverse range of
perspectives on serious illness and dying. In the video, community members from
many different backgrounds (patients, family members, and healthcare professionals),
as well as many different cultures and ethnicities, share their unique life experiences,
values, and beliefs on advance care planning, end-of-life treatment preferences, and
bereavement. The stories and testimony recorded here provide a framework for
discussing sensitive end-of-life issues with many different audiences, including
your professional colleagues, your church group, and even your family.
The Greater Washington Partnership has made "One Journey, Many Voices" available
for viewing online. Please click the media player below to watch this extraordinary
video.
For optimal online viewing of "One Journey, Many Voices": 1. Please play video in Microsoft Internet Explorer, 2. In
Windows Media Player, please un-check "use video mixing renderer" under Options -> Performance -> Advanced.
After you've seen the video, please tell us what you think! If you've viewed
"One Journey, Many Voices," we'd love to hear your feedback. We are considering
updating the video, and we'd appreciate hearing your opinions on what works and
what doesn't. To share your thoughts, please go to our online feedback form and
enter your comments in the first box titled "What would you like to tell us?"
Remember to indicate the subject matter of your comments (e.g. web video, "One
Journey, Many Voices," etc.) on the form. Click here to provide your feedback.
AARP sells VHS copies of "One Journey, Many Voices" -- as well as accompanying
discussion guides -- online at
http://www.aarp.org/makeadifference/gettinghelp/articles/access_lce_manuals.html.
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