What is the subject that the speaker is covering?

What matters at the end of life and Palliative care, a different voice in healthcare. There are two Utube videos above and you need to pick only one and tell about it. Here is what you can report on:
a) What is the subject that the speaker is covering?
b) Does it effect the ideas that you have already about palliative care?
c) It is very important for someone to think about and be able to converse about the subject of death and dying if they are considering working as a nurse in this area. Why would that be?
ANSWER
I will choose the first video: What matters at the end of life by BJ Miller.
Subject
The subject of BJ Miller’s talk is the importance of focusing on what matters most at the end of life. He argues that this is not always about curing illness or prolonging life, but rather about providing comfort and dignity to the dying and their loved ones.
Impact on my ideas about palliative care
Miller’s talk has reinforced my understanding of palliative care as a holistic approach to end-of-life care. He emphasizes that palliative care is not just about managing symptoms, but also about providing emotional and spiritual support to patients and their families.
Importance of being able to converse about death and dying
The ability to converse about death and dying is essential for nurses working in palliative care. This is because palliative care focuses on the needs of the whole person, including their emotional and spiritual needs. Nurses need to be able to talk to their patients about their fears, hopes, and regrets in order to provide the best possible care.
Miller also makes the point that talking about death and dying can help to normalize it and make it less taboo. This can be beneficial for both patients and their loved ones, as it can help them to feel less alone and more comfortable facing the end of life.
Overall, Miller’s talk is a powerful reminder of the importance of compassionate and dignified care at the end of life. It is also a reminder of the important role that nurses play in providing this care.