What is a good death?
A good death is one that reflects a person’s values and wishes. It is a death free from unnecessary, costly and invasive treatments. And it is a death that does not increase the individual or their loved one’s potential for additional stress and prolonged grief. Or lead to family breakdowns and/or trauma.
To ensure every Australian receives a good death, we must increase public awareness of:
- End-of-life care
- Advance care planning
- Dignity of risk and the choices within
Death literacy matters
Tiptoeing around end-of-life increases fear and the potential for death to have a traumatic impact on our lives. If we get better at having open and honest conversations about end-of-life options, we can:
- Improve end-of-life outcomes
- Reduce the trauma experienced by loved ones
- Create a more inclusive end-of-life experience
Welcome to a safe space to explore commonly overlooked, under-reported and misunderstood ideas about end-of-life care. Find out more about end-of-life planning via our blog, make use of conversation prompts designed to help you male a great last impression or check out our handy campaign resources page.
We look forward to helping begin your journey to a good death and creating your great last impression.
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