Pakistani

Asma

Asma Khan immigrated to Canada from Pakistan in 2002. She works in social services and currently leads a community outreach project at Heart House Hospice in Mississauga, Ontario.

The stigma of hospice

Asma discusses sadness and guilt when family members can no longer care for their loved one at home. (01:36)

Pakistani - Care for the Patient and Family

What we can hope for (1:37)
My wife is palliative (1:46)
Palliative care is remarkable (2:18)
Preparing to die at home (3:35)
Preparing for death (2:45)
What does DNR mean? (2:12)
Culture, religion and acceptance (1:56)
Hospice is a good idea (1:44)
The language is important (1:33)
Remember the patient (0:55)
Faith and palliative care (2:16)
Home away from home (2:42)
Planning for end of life (1:33)
Pakistani voices: Looking after the patient and family (7:25)
Pakistani voices: A good death (7:21)

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