The Book on Home Hospice: Living and Dying in Comfort with Dignity - Paperback

by Raymond Aaron (Foreword by), MD Ccfp Deborah Dooler (Author)

The Book on Home Hospice, Living and Dying in Comfort with Dignity is a comprehensive resource to help the diagnosed with a terminal life-limiting illness, their loved ones ad caregivers to cope with the challenges end of life brings. This book outlines the benefits and downfalls of providing hospice at home and offers practical suggestions for living a life of comfort and dignity until the very end. Dr. Dooler shares insight and wisdom gained from many years caring for the dying in their home.

Author Biography

Deborah Dooler, MD CCFP is a palliative care specialist and an Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine. She is a faculty member of the McMaster University Departments of Family and Palliative Medicine. She works as a community outreach palliative care physician and continues to provide primary care services to the community. Dr. Dooler is the Founder and CEO of The Dooler Institute. She lives in Fenwick, Ontario with her husband and is the proud mother of her three adult children.