Nursing homes are staffed by people with a variety of ideas about end-of-life care. By no means all share the live-and-let-die convictions of the hospice movement.

疗养院的工作人员对于临终关怀的理念不尽相同，不可能都接受临终关怀运动者“任病人尽其天命”的理念。

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The mortally ill get plentiful pain killers. A well-established hospice movement cares for people near death, although only 4% of deaths occur in them.

无药可救的人得到了大量的止痛剂，一个确立的临终关怀措施旨在照顾临终之人，尽管其中只有4%的人最后的确死亡。

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And an international movement known as hospice has helped bring attention to difficult-to-treat pain for the dying.

和国际知名运动，善终帮助使人们关注难以治疗的为死去的痛苦。

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News of her work traveled. Another physician,Josefina B.Magno, helped the hospice movement grow in the United States.

VOA: special.2010.05.04

Another woman,Josefina B.Magno, helped the hospice movement grow in the United States.

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And an international movement known as hospice has helped bring attention to difficult-to-treat pain for the dying.

VOA: special.2009.02.10

Yet for all its successes, the hospice movement faces challenges that will far outstrip the resources now dedicated to palliative care, even in the richest countries.

ECONOMIST: End-of-life care

And because the principle of the hospice movement is neither to hasten nor to postpone death, the Medicare hospice benefit pays only for symptom management and pain control.

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The much-praised hospice movement may now be asked to help patients decide not how to die but when to die.

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