Abstract
Acting upon the early recognition of dying facilitates advanced care planning, allowing better end-of-life (EOL) care to be delivered in more appropriate settings.[1][1] Commonly cited barriers to discussing EOL care with patients include fear of causing distress, lack of confidence and limited time
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