The aim of palliative care is to achieve quality of life and a dignified death, preferably in a place of the patient’s choosing. Good communication is vital if patients’ and carers’ wishes are to be heard and respected. Here the authors describe how a document developed to help assess an education programme has aided communication in ways that were, at times, unexpected.
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