… In the COVID-19 pandemic, palliative care … care of dying patients, compassionate
communication, psychosocial support for patients, carers and health care professionals, advance …

… ’s favourable appreciation of end-of-life care. Often there had been visiting restrictions in the
… with appreciation of care at the end of life and the dying process. Finally, care at the end of …

… towards caring for dying patients that was influenced by university type, academic level
and gender. Nursing education must further focus on death, dying and end‐of‐life care across …

… of care of the dying, what is needed are measurement instruments which assess the quality
of care captured from the perspective of the dying … of the quality of care that was delivered to …

… faced by palliative care when assisted dying is legal. There is pressing need for more research
on the involvement of palliative care in the developing practices of assisted dying, across …

… between death attitudes, palliative care self-efficacy, and attitudes toward care of dying
among hospice nurses. Given that hospice care is specifically intended for terminally ill patients, …

… Designed around the PCC elements of the inclusion criteria, there was consensus amongst
the two teams that the primary research question should be “How does caring for a dying …

… about their perspectives on end-of-life care during the first pandemic wave. These clinicians
… -of-life care provided by these clinicians, we gathered information on the dying patients they …

… Because so much has changed in the care for the dying since this book was first published,
to be of use to people caring for the dying, the material included here required significant …

… Conversely, while contemporary end of life care can include palliative … care. In this paper,
we explore a dominant feature of end of life care as provided by specialist palliative care teams …