The attitudes of nurses to the dying patient

The aim of the study: investigateattitudes of nursestothe dyingpatient. The tasks of the study:1) to analyze the attitude of nursestodeath;2) to assessthe attitude of nursestothe dyingpatient;3) to examinethe attitude of nursestothe dyingpatient'sproblems;4) to determine the nurses'experiencesrelated tothe death of thepatient'snursing. The method of the research. The quantitative survey was writing. The study was conducted of consisting at the VUH SK from 2016 on 7 march - 15 march, anonymous questionnaire survey. In the thesis of the respondents used non-probability target selection. Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS 12.0 software. Survey: the study interviewed 171 nurses. Results. 91,84 percent sufficient knowledge about death. 53,21 percent attitude to death as a difficult but inevitable event. 68,42 percent it stated that patients should be treated separately. 94,73 percent should help the patient – people close, 77,77 percent - this cleric and 50,29 percent – psychologist. 83,04 percent have not been legalized euthanasia to Lithuania. 76,60 percent nurses difficult psychologically, 63,74 percent physically and spiritually. 68,42 percent these patients leads to physical symptoms – insomnia. 49,12 percent psychological sufferings - stress. 49,12 percent spiritual sufferings - belief in God's will. 43,27 percent social sufferings caused by the help of a dying patient's relatives. 59,06 percent reaction to the patient's death is inevitable work. 89,47 percent hard going for the death on young people. 64,91 percent nursing dying patients influences the informants health, life and well-being. 77,19 percent seeing dying patients better care of their health. 92,98 percent relieves anxiety sleep. The conclusions of the research: More than half of nurses with higher education, sufficient knowledge about death, but the approach to death is negative. Nurses have a nursing problem with dying patients, it is difficult psychologically, physically and spiritually, facing social difficulties. Opposed to legalize euthanasia, except only in cases where the patient is experiencing serious physical and mental suffering. Caregivers painful when young people die after the accident. Work affects health, life and well-being, work-related emotional difficulties. Seeing patients dying nurse uses anxiety relief techniques, more concerned about their health and loved ones, relax passively asleep