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The Importance of End-of-Life Discussions and Decision-Making in Nursing Education Author Institution of Affiliation Course Name/Section Number Professor Due Date The Importance of End-of-Life Discussions and Decision-Making in Nursing Education End-of-life (EOL) discussions must be applied as part of the curriculum for future nurses to prepare the fledgling nurses with forums of practical knowledge to deal with clients and their families during highly charged and concerning ethical issues. This issue was selected because EOL care profoundly affects patients, families, and the overall health system. Proper staff training guarantees that nurses can handle such discussions and avoid making ethical dilemmas from clinical lucidity. To address diverse learner needs, I considered three distinct groups: These learners include; undergraduate nursing students, graduate nursing students, and learners with disabilities. Every group has distinct attributes shaping a lesson's approach and content. A primary characteristic of undergraduate nursing students as a population...