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The long shadow : collateral impact and finding resilience amidst a global pandemic pediatric palliative care social work during Covid-19

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JONAS, Danielle Faye | DROUIN, Kristin | GREENMAN, Jennifer | KLEIN, Victoria | SCANLON, Caitlin | FRECHETTE, Eleanor | CRAMER, Lauren | EAGAN, Arielle | RUSCH, Rachel | JOSELOW, Marsha | PUROL, Nicholas

This manuscript illuminates the nuanced ways in which the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the pediatric palliative care social work role and clinical care in caring for children with life-limiting illnesses and their families throughout the country. The authors discuss memorable moments, logistical impacts, telehealth usage, decision-making experiences, end of life care, bereavement practices, specialized interventions, and self-care. The paper concludes with lessons learned and practical recommendations for the future.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15524256.2021.1894312

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