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Whether doulas work in a hospice or palliative care program or are hired directly by a
dying individual or caregiver, they work collaboratively with other services and care providers
involved, including palliative care and/or hospice teams. Doulas do not usurp the role of any other
care provider; rather, they follow and reinforce established plans of care. EOLDs bring added support
and peace of mind to overwhelmed families caring for their dying loved ones in whatever setting they
call home. In many ways, EOLDs act as an extension of both the patient’s support network and their
professional care team. EOLDs are becoming a vital part of forming Compassionate Communities at
End-of-Life.
For more information about end-of-life doulas, please email: EOLDoula@nhpco.org.