… principle is to begin but not end, with … therapeutic relationship, as in the concept of a
transitional object, thereby extending the therapeutic benefit and comfort implicit in that relationship (…

… and relief of suffering by means of early identification and impeccable assessment and …
deal with ethical dilemmas within the care relationships. We used open-ended, semi-structured …

… with fertilization and ends with death. Death means the complete and final end of the life of
… Some of the nurses (n = 5) define death as the end of life in this world and the beginning of …

… Conclusion Multiple studies have confirmed the benefit of the early integration of palliative
care for … they are assenting to the active ending of a life (EC). Based on various diagnostic and …

… them, because at the beginning we are all strangers” (N16). In contrast: “When our nursing
… which kinds of nurse-patient relationships are “positive.” Positive relationships are those …

… made clear to participants in study information materials and at the start of the interviews. …
The final framework matrix was explored to interpret the study findings. Connections were …

… • is applicable early in the course of illness, in conjunction with other therapies that are intended
… • Recognition that end-of-life care does not stop at the point of death • Timely verification …

… The significance of early end-of-life planning to enable dying at home more often was
emphasized by a physician who gained insights when once visiting a patient at home. …

… -conserving practice in end-of-life care settings. Although … think it's a process…, I think you
begin to die when you feel you've lost … In the final step of this analysis, we defined the empirical …

… , metastatic cancer, including end-of-life care. Studies with … such as advance care planning,
early palliative care, decisions aids… significantly increased therapeutic alliance 3 months after …