Nursing students' emotions evoked by the first contact with patient's body: a qualitative study
L Dal Santo, E Ambrosi, M Maragna, O Marognolli… - Nurse Education …, 2020 - Elsevier
… The analytic process was conducted in two phases. In the first … supervisor entered in her
room to help her with body hygiene, … “It was the first time I saw a patient who was dying. And …
room to help her with body hygiene, … “It was the first time I saw a patient who was dying. And …
Nursing students' witnessed experience of patient death during clinical practice: A qualitative study using focus groups
J Cheon, SY You - Nurse Education Today, 2022 - Elsevier
… philosophies of life and death in the nurse education process, … experience when they
witness dying patients and end-of-life … to help the family members be able to return their normal …
witness dying patients and end-of-life … to help the family members be able to return their normal …
Riding an elephant: A qualitative study of nurses' moral journeys in the context of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD)
… process, we asked nurses to reflect on what influenced their … For nurses living in smaller
communities, considerations of … , support for their unique identities as their bodies faded away. …
communities, considerations of … , support for their unique identities as their bodies faded away. …
Nursing students' perspectives of dance movement therapy to learn relational skills: A qualitative description study
… the processes of body image transformation. It is based on … a clear separation between your
life and that of others. Also, I … , the main thing that would help me to help people better is to …
life and that of others. Also, I … , the main thing that would help me to help people better is to …
The body as machine and the lived body in nursing
KG Keller - Collegian, 2020 - Elsevier
… Merleau-Ponty provides a method for a holistic understanding of … of the lived body can improve
our practice as nurses. First, … in their patients’ feelings about life, illness, death, and dying …
our practice as nurses. First, … in their patients’ feelings about life, illness, death, and dying …
A qualitative study of phenomenology of perspectives of student nurses: experience of death in clinical practice
SS Zhou, LZ Wei, W Hua, XC He, J Chen - BMC nursing, 2022 - Springer
… Nurses take on a profound responsibility to look after dying … from their roles of caring [17],
handling the dead body and … about this study including its purpose, method, and the promise of …
handling the dead body and … about this study including its purpose, method, and the promise of …
Nurses' early and ongoing encounters with the dying and the dead: a scoping review of the international literature
K Jones, J Draper, A Davies - International Journal of …, 2020 - magonlinelibrary.com
… In addition to the impact on nurses of the dying process itself, … negative—of nurses’ interactions
with the dead body. As well … They could help inform the delivery of high-quality end-of-life …
with the dead body. As well … They could help inform the delivery of high-quality end-of-life …
Meanings of troubled conscience in nursing homes: nurses' lived experience
H Munkeby, G Bratberg, SA Devik - Nursing ethics, 2023 - journals.sagepub.com
… the procedures that were used to ensure confidentiality. The … happening in his body that we
did not discover. We treated … arrived to do their morning care: ‘It was this with her dying alone, …
did not discover. We treated … arrived to do their morning care: ‘It was this with her dying alone, …
Nursing–a core element of rehabilitation
C Gutenbrunner, A Stievano, B Nugraha… - International nursing …, 2022 - Wiley Online Library
… and improving body functions, for activities of daily living and maintaining … processes in
rehabilitation. This cannot be successful without an active integrated role for nurses and other …
rehabilitation. This cannot be successful without an active integrated role for nurses and other …
“To live until you die could actually include being intimate and having sex”: A focus group study on nurses' experiences of their work with sexuality in palliative care
E Hjalmarsson, M Lindroth - Journal of clinical nursing, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
… the palliative care process, nurses seldom explicitly address … and other medical equipments
connected to your body, not … that sexuality is gone, the dying person is seen as no longer …
connected to your body, not … that sexuality is gone, the dying person is seen as no longer …