Add to ORKGNurses caring for patients at the end of life are heavily exposed to death. Finding meaning in their own lives will help them cope, as well as enhance their personal and professional development. Report on a survey of 360 nurses in Portugal.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
The death represents the final stage of the human living process. It’s a reality that we cannot esca...
Death is a process that begins with dying and ends with the death. It is inevitable, and the last st...
Nurses’ perspectives of loneliness amongst terminally ill patients The beginning of every serious...
Background: With the shift of death and dying from home to hospital, in the hospital death process, ...
Background: Nurses continuously meets and cares for dying patients, which can be perceived as both r...
Background: Nurses´daily has to face death and dying in their work with patients in a palliative sta...
Background: Nurses have an important role in the care for patients who are at the end of life, as we...
The article presents the author's reflection on the concept of meaning of life for patients provided...
Dying and death are universal human experiences that are part of daily activities in a nursing team....
Providing palliative care involves serious challenges for nurses, such as end-of-life decisions, con...
BACKGROUND: Current evidence suggests hospital nurses end-of-life care is complex due to the conflic...
Background The aim of palliative care is to improve the quality of life for both the patient and her...
The objective of this study was to describe the experience of caring for individuals at the end of l...
AIM: This study aimed to explore nursing personnel's health while working in end-of-life care. INTRO...
Abstract Background: End-of-life care has become the focus of most health care organizations due to ...
The death represents the final stage of the human living process. It’s a reality that we cannot esca...
Death is a process that begins with dying and ends with the death. It is inevitable, and the last st...
Nurses’ perspectives of loneliness amongst terminally ill patients The beginning of every serious...
Background: With the shift of death and dying from home to hospital, in the hospital death process, ...
Background: Nurses continuously meets and cares for dying patients, which can be perceived as both r...
Background: Nurses´daily has to face death and dying in their work with patients in a palliative sta...
Background: Nurses have an important role in the care for patients who are at the end of life, as we...
The article presents the author's reflection on the concept of meaning of life for patients provided...
Dying and death are universal human experiences that are part of daily activities in a nursing team....
Providing palliative care involves serious challenges for nurses, such as end-of-life decisions, con...
BACKGROUND: Current evidence suggests hospital nurses end-of-life care is complex due to the conflic...
Background The aim of palliative care is to improve the quality of life for both the patient and her...
The objective of this study was to describe the experience of caring for individuals at the end of l...
AIM: This study aimed to explore nursing personnel's health while working in end-of-life care. INTRO...
Abstract Background: End-of-life care has become the focus of most health care organizations due to ...
The death represents the final stage of the human living process. It’s a reality that we cannot esca...
Death is a process that begins with dying and ends with the death. It is inevitable, and the last st...
Nurses’ perspectives of loneliness amongst terminally ill patients The beginning of every serious...