Hospice with a Zen Twist: A Talk with Zen Hospice Founder Frank Ostaseski

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 12 (3):322-325 (2003)
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Although housed in an anonymous Victorian house in San Francisco, California, the Zen Hospice Project is world renowned for its pioneering model of training hospice volunteers, providing direct services to patients, and offering educational programs to the broader public

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