interestingly, I am doing a presentation for interns and will be talking about the use of the terms death, dying, dead and died and our euphuisms for them. I don't have an article but did a Google search for euphuism and death which generated lots of links.
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-19-2021 12:49
From: Noelle Pederson
Subject: Vernacular of "Death, Dying, Dead, Died"
Does anyone have links to articles / info to using the specific vernacular of "death, dying, dead, died"? And/or the importance of using that vernacular (and of course following the lead of the families)? If not, perhaps this would be a good discussion starter....