… the deceased person by cleaning, dressing and preparing the person and making the room
look … Who cares for the carers at hospital discharge at the end of life? A qualitative study of …

… research should include both patients and their family carers, given their strong interdependence.
The aim of this study … families prepare for death, in the context of advanced cancer. …

… Parents are central to preparing their children for the death of … making preparations for the
future are helpful for families when … faced by the families after the death. Results are discussed …

… period to provide care for family member/friend at risk of death within 6 months. Available
in … by helping to pay for cleaning, meal prep, laundry, shopping and personal care services. …

… The NVivo 12 qualitative data analysis software … preparing the family caregivers for their
role as proxy decision makers. As death approaches, it is of crucial significance for the family …

… a poor prognosis, so families can plan and prepare for parental death. There is a need for
… they prepare their children throughout the end of life experience for the inevitable death of a …

… recipient, activating resources, and preparing caregivers for the death of the care recipient.
… The continued application of different qualitative research methods is therefore important for …

… family caregivers’ coping strategies in China. The aim of this study was to explore the family
caregivers… the one-child policy on the provision of family-based care and act to prepare for it. …

… The aim of the present study is to explore how the introduction of these features by law …
Purposive sampling was used to recruit 24 health professionals and 23 family caregivers of …

… The family caregivers have limited time to prepare for or adjust to these fatal diagnoses, and
… of multiple dimensions of caregivers’ experience from serious illness through death of the …