... in positive ways while also promoting patient inclusion in conversations about the end of life. © 2021 by The Regents of the University of California 2021 Well-being Death Dying Meaning-making End of life When standing at the deathbed of a loved one, reflecting on our own mirrored mortality...

...Jenn Tran; Jillian A. Tullis This essay introduces the Critical Intervention forum focused on the question “Who is a good death for?” The eight contributions in this Critical Intervention forum use art, prose, performance, and critical analysis to explore this guiding question. Dying well should...

...MK Czerwiec In this four-panel color comic, the author/artist (Comic Nurse) playfully uses Ira Byock’s theory of the four things that matter most 1 when a loved one is dying to inquire, “To whom do they matter?” © 2021 by The Regents of the University of California 2021 Graphic medicine...

...Jillian A. Tullis Life is a journey, death is the final frontier. These are clichés, yet the metaphorical language they draw upon is worth attending to when we encounter them. Movement is present whether we find ourselves at the bedside of a dying loved one or are confronted with managing our own...