… experience of caring for a patient with colorectal cancer in hospice care. … , and anticipatory
grief. On the basis of Watson's … Care was focused on helping the patient to find meaning in life, …

… -pain, inadequate care skills, and anticipatory grief of family members-by means such as …
The team embodied the spirit of hospice care by keeping family members company through …

… -called hospice care does not mean giving up on life and its … -based hospice care to deal
with anticipatory grief through this … terminally ill family members are near their end. They can …

… anticipatory grief. When the patient's condition worsened, the medical team suggested hospice
care to his wife and other family members for … , reorganize the meaning of her relationship …

… In the United States, palliative care is not embraced with the … in anticipation of a battle
lost will be more easily handled … We are at a place in society where "everything" can mean …

… spiritual assessments through the hospice care techniques, such … pain, anticipatory grief, and
the spiritual distress, etc. The nursing … I helped the patient to find the meaning of life through …

… anticipatory grief and compromised family coping. The author aligned the thoughts of the
patient and family, adhered to the concept of hospice care… and family confirm life's meaning and …

… means of observation, interview and physical assessment during the nursing process. The
assessment tool of hospice care … to anticipatory grief of separation from family and the coming …

… , death or even its warning strikes the unprepared family with shock and bewilderment. 病患者
家属Family members … that one’s life has had meaning – 能与晚辈连系to develop a sense of …

… comfort, and his family members experienced anxiety and anticipatory grief. During …
feelings; discuss the meaning of the patient's suffering; complete the expression of love, apology, …