A<unk> , or<unk>  doula, is a person who assists in the dying process, much like a<unk>  or doula does with the birthing process. It is often a community based role, aiming to help families cope with<unk>  through recognizing it as a natural and important part of life. The role can supplement and go beyond hospice. Practitioners perform a large variety of service, including but not limited to creating<unk>  plans, and providing spiritual, psychological, and social support before and just after<unk> . Their role can also include more logistical activities, helping with services, planning funerals and memorial services, and guiding mourners in their rights and responsibilities. The presence of the role of a modern<unk>  has been evolving in recent years, including a controversy over the regulation process for the position and the use of the term<unk> " as opposed to doula, and bills proposed to regulate the process and provide licenses for<unk>  doulas. The terms "end of life doula", "end of life guide", "home funeral guide" and "celebrant" are also used. The field has also seen a significant rise in training organizations, which train hospitals along with individuals.
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Hospital corpsman
TraumaMan
Aviation medical examiner
Flight paramedic
Emergency medical dispatcher
Biological pharmacist
Foundation doctor