The article discusses the concept of suffering in palliative care in Great Britain. Also cited are the different perspectives on suffering by healthcare professionals like doctors, nurses and psychotherapists, the diverse approaches or strategies to manage or prevent suffering, as well as the dilemmas they faced on the issue of postponing death of patients in palliative care
Background: According to World Health Organization is palliative care a human right. The focus of pa...
All terminally ill individuals should have access to palliative care that gives equal importance to ...
Palliative care is the active holistic care of patients with advanced disease. Management of pain an...
The article discusses the palliative and end-of-life care in Great Britain, which suggest to focus o...
Suffering has been part of the human condition since time began, and people have long sought answer...
In the article, the author discusses the issues and challenges faced by health professionals working...
In the article, the author discusses experiences of deaths and palliative care during the COVID-19 p...
In dying and death situations health providers need to be aware of their approach toward death and t...
In recent years a large empirical literature has appeared on suffering at the end of life. In this l...
The article focuses on the impact of death anxiety on palliative nursing. It talks about the the pre...
The article focuses on competing spheres of work/life balance in palliative care by community nurses...
Aim. The aim of this paper is to consider alternative approaches to service delivery for patients wi...
Background How often does refractory suffering, which is suffering due to symptoms that cannot be a...
Aim: To describe the impact of unrelieved patient suffering on nurses working with palliative care p...
This article examines major theoretical approaches to the study of death and dying. It presents theo...
Background: According to World Health Organization is palliative care a human right. The focus of pa...
All terminally ill individuals should have access to palliative care that gives equal importance to ...
Palliative care is the active holistic care of patients with advanced disease. Management of pain an...
The article discusses the palliative and end-of-life care in Great Britain, which suggest to focus o...
Suffering has been part of the human condition since time began, and people have long sought answer...
In the article, the author discusses the issues and challenges faced by health professionals working...
In the article, the author discusses experiences of deaths and palliative care during the COVID-19 p...
In dying and death situations health providers need to be aware of their approach toward death and t...
In recent years a large empirical literature has appeared on suffering at the end of life. In this l...
The article focuses on the impact of death anxiety on palliative nursing. It talks about the the pre...
The article focuses on competing spheres of work/life balance in palliative care by community nurses...
Aim. The aim of this paper is to consider alternative approaches to service delivery for patients wi...
Background How often does refractory suffering, which is suffering due to symptoms that cannot be a...
Aim: To describe the impact of unrelieved patient suffering on nurses working with palliative care p...
This article examines major theoretical approaches to the study of death and dying. It presents theo...
Background: According to World Health Organization is palliative care a human right. The focus of pa...
All terminally ill individuals should have access to palliative care that gives equal importance to ...
Palliative care is the active holistic care of patients with advanced disease. Management of pain an...
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