Rowan Nursing Student Explores Hospice Care at Inspira Education Event
While visiting the table, Kaleigh engaged in meaningful conversation with the NJHealth team and began creating her own Legacy Log using NJHealth’s My Memories Journal. The journal encourages reflection, storytelling, and preservation of personal memories—an important element of holistic, patient-centered care.
The “You’ll Never Walk Alone” event brought together healthcare professionals, students, and community members for a day of education, connection, and support, highlighting the importance of compassion across every stage of care. NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care was proud to participate and share resources that emphasize dignity, comfort, and emotional well-being.
NJHealth Hospice and Palliative Care remains committed to educating future healthcare professionals and fostering understanding of hospice and palliative services within the community.
Click here if you are interested in getting a copy of My Memories Journal to log your legacy.
Been using online math tutoring for my kid for a couple of months now, so figured I would share observations rather than opinions. First session was a diagnostic, tutor went through basic topics to see where the actual level was, not where the school report claimed it was. Turned out there were gaps from earlier grades that nobody caught. For anyone weighing options, there is a reasonable summary of the format at https://brighterly.com/math-courses/ with details on how the personalized plans work in practice. After each lesson the tutor sends a short practice set, takes about ten to fifteen minutes, and it does help the material settle before the next class. The claim about visible progress in four to eight weeks…