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Integrating into Practice 12. Describe two reasons why it is important to explore the family's understanding when they are asking how long the person might live. a. b. 13. Discuss the topics below in small groups or with a colleague. a. Supporting a family whose traditions and practices in caring for the body after death are different from what you know b. Ways to support the family when they participate in a cultural practice that does not have meaning for you or seems unnecessary 14. Reflect on the following scenario: You have been providing care for an Indigenous person (or a person from a culture different from yours) for almost seven months, and they are nearing their last days and hours. Because the family knows you and is comfortable with you, they ask you to find space for rituals and traditional cere. monies, and for many members of the community to meet as the person dies and after death. In small groups, discuss how you would respond to this request in a culturally safe manner. Consider different care locations (eg, long-term care, acute care, hospice, home), and brainstorm ways to create space and privacy in these locations for the person, their family, and their community as they provide rit- uals and ceremonies for their dying loved one. If you do not have personal experience in these locations, ask your instructor to provide a brief overview of the different caregiving spaces in your community. Meet with the larger group and share your ideas for providing space. 15. When you are at work or during a practicum, refer to the agency's or facility's policy and procedures manual and look up care of the body following death Workbook - Chapter 6:Caring in the Last Days and Hours 63