… care to the dying person is a worthwhile experience’) and … experience of preparing the
body of a patient who had died … the final hours of dying and in helping bereaved friends and …

… to nurses' roles and experiences with the processes that … bodies prohibiting nursing
involvement in assisted death. It is … question that nurses face in practice: “Can you help me to die?” …

… There is a significant body of research showing that … and their families for 24 h, nurses are
often the first person who … values about the matter might help develop our attitudes towards it. It …

… about their own death or the death of loved ones, the nurses … After all, how can we who are
living assist a person to die, to … focus on body, mind, and spirit—of the dying process. Health …

… regulatory bodies to support registered nurse and nurse … nurses to reflect on what it means
to be both a person and a … As people, nurses are required to reflect on their own values …

… Nurses need to have insight into how thoughts about dying … the older person's perspective
of being close to death with a … individual consists of both body and mind, and can be said to be …

… graduate nurses’ experience of death and dying can help nursing … -method evidence to get
a deeper understanding of the … nurses elaborated on their feelings of being with a dead body. …

… not want to discuss death and dying, ACP, or end-of-life care. … work process around having
this conversation, nurses can lead … Because nurses make up the largest single body of health …

… face the process of dying, which is mainly related to our culture, as … The nurse allows the
family to take care of the baby’s body, … death as a natural part of the life cycle can help nurses to …

… It is, therefore, crucial to acknowledge the person's own views of death and their preferences
for … The basis of identity is the person and their own body. Nurse: What do we need to know …