Demonstrated support for the client’s choice of location for end-of-life-care

Demonstrated support for the client’s choice of location for end-of-life-care.

Provided a supportive environment for the client.

Provided a supportive environment for the client’s families.

Demonstrated respect and support for the client’s preferences.

Complied with the client’s advance care directives.

Worked within the role of the individual support worker/aged care worker.

Maintained the client’s dignity while providing end-of-life care.

Recognised and reported signs of imminent death to supervisor.

Maintained the client’s dignity while providing care immediately following death.

Provided emotional support to the family following the client’s death.

In his third week, Mr Diggle becomes less responsive. He cannot eat food or take oral
medication anymore. He is restless at times, and he is now bedridden. He has noisy
respiratory secretions.
Mr Diggle’s death is imminent. Marcus, fully aware of this, has requested that his father is
taken home if this is possible. However, Mr Diggle refuses to be taken anywhere anymore as
moving will only cause him pain and discomfort. Mr Diggle does not have much time to live.
Part 3: What is important to me – my values and wishes:
When decisions are being made for me, I want people to consider the following:
My dying wishes: When the time comes, I want to be in a comfortable environment and be
free of pain, as much as possible – it does not matter where as long as my sons John and
Marcus are there. I wish to have fixed things with John by this time. I know that my faith
has waned over the years mostly because of my illness, but I do wish to see a priest when
the time comes.

How do I best approach these answers in a Role Play Scenario? Thank you