Actor-host Gurmit Singh participates in a singalong with patients at Dover Hospice.
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    Actor-host Gurmit Singh participates in a singalong with patients at Dover Hospice.
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    Dr Erwin Francisco, resident physician at Dover Park Hospice, and staff nurse Zhao Meijuan attending to Mrs Monica Fernandez in her own home. Since joining Programme Dignity in 2016, Mrs Fernandez and her daughter, who cares for her, have not needed to call an ambulance as often, as a team of doctors, nurses and medical social workers make home visits a few times a month.
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    Mr Andreas Supriyatna and his wife Ms Augustine Dhingahayoe at a fair organised by social service organisation HCA Hospice Care and its volunteers.
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    Hospice helps patients and their families create lasting memories

    SOLACE IN ART: Mr Muhammad Khairul Ikhwan is a Stage 4 cancer patient, who became deaf due to a brain tumour.
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    'The only thing scarier than cancer is the silence'

    RARE DISEASE: Madam Grace Chin with her daughter, Miss Jane Tan, who suffers from a rare degenerative disease that slowly destroys the brain, nervous system, organs and muscles.
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    'My daughter is a ticking time bomb'

    PALLIATIVE CARE: Nurse Amy Lim with one of her patients.
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    SUPPORT: Medical social worker Lola Ng with one of her patients.
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    'All that matters is what the patient wants'

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    SUPPORT: Palliative care doctors who provide support to patients at their death beds are often at a higher risk of experiencing burnout.
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