This dissertation aims to answer the research question “What are nurses‟ perspectives of a good death and how does this impact patient care?” The dissertation takes the form of a critical literature review, which is explained in the methodology chapter. A background to the concept of a good death is provided, as well as definitions of palliative care and end of life care. The differences between primary and secondary care nurses‟ perspectives arouse as a theme of interest from the literature. The studies reviewed were used to synthesise a set of perspectives for both primary and secondary care nurses. The primary care nurses‟ perspectives of a good death found were; respecting patient choice, symptom management, meeting spiritual and emoti...
P(論文)Those in the nursing profession who engage in the care of terminally ill patients are apt to ex...
Background: Patients with life-threatening illnesses benefit from palliative care, which seeks to im...
Background: Patients with life-threatening illnesses benefit from palliative care, which seeks to im...
The primary aim of this study was to explore the lived experience of 2nd, 3rd and 4th year adult bra...
Background Every year in the United Kingdom approximately half a million people use palliative car...
Background The aim of palliative care is to improve the quality of life for both the patient and her...
Background: Nurses´daily has to face death and dying in their work with patients in a palliative sta...
Background: The palliative care's unique characteristics and specific guidelines are described in th...
Background: Nurses continuously meets and cares for dying patients, which can be perceived as both r...
Background: Nurses continuously meets and cares for dying patients, which can be perceived as both r...
Dying is a process composed of three consequential phases. It starts with the pre-dying period then ...
This thesis describes a three-year study which explored the lived experiences of nurses delivering p...
Author: Ladislava Petrtýlová Institution: Department of Social Medicine LF UK in Hradec Kralove Depa...
Description The aim of this literature review was to find out about the experiences of nurses taki...
Background: Fifty-four per cent of people who die in England and Wales do so in hospital. Evidence s...
P(論文)Those in the nursing profession who engage in the care of terminally ill patients are apt to ex...
Background: Patients with life-threatening illnesses benefit from palliative care, which seeks to im...
Background: Patients with life-threatening illnesses benefit from palliative care, which seeks to im...
The primary aim of this study was to explore the lived experience of 2nd, 3rd and 4th year adult bra...
Background Every year in the United Kingdom approximately half a million people use palliative car...
Background The aim of palliative care is to improve the quality of life for both the patient and her...
Background: Nurses´daily has to face death and dying in their work with patients in a palliative sta...
Background: The palliative care's unique characteristics and specific guidelines are described in th...
Background: Nurses continuously meets and cares for dying patients, which can be perceived as both r...
Background: Nurses continuously meets and cares for dying patients, which can be perceived as both r...
Dying is a process composed of three consequential phases. It starts with the pre-dying period then ...
This thesis describes a three-year study which explored the lived experiences of nurses delivering p...
Author: Ladislava Petrtýlová Institution: Department of Social Medicine LF UK in Hradec Kralove Depa...
Description The aim of this literature review was to find out about the experiences of nurses taki...
Background: Fifty-four per cent of people who die in England and Wales do so in hospital. Evidence s...
P(論文)Those in the nursing profession who engage in the care of terminally ill patients are apt to ex...
Background: Patients with life-threatening illnesses benefit from palliative care, which seeks to im...
Background: Patients with life-threatening illnesses benefit from palliative care, which seeks to im...