… of care created through nurses’ work and interrelations with people who are dying. … Nurses’
relationship with the dying person was balancing the need to hold and support them or assist …

… nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants … To explore nurses’ experiences
in caring for dying people in … Nurses wished for the care provided for the dying person to …

… for nurses who cope with death and dying would help to … This is a normal physical
preparation of the body after death. … One nurse noted that when the dying person and the family …

… right to determine what shall be done with his own body..." (Cardozo, … , treatment that
unnaturally prolongs the dying process. … Also, nurses can help patients weigh their personal …

… , help the lungs to breathe, or ease the transition into death is … A physician at one of our
classes was fascinated by a nurse's … to assist the healing process is implicit in the placing of our …

… A qualitative research method, Interpretive Description, was … experiences and identifying
potential strategies for nurses … this was not an area widely examined in this body of literature. …

… our surviving baby in the midst of grief for our baby who died, … the nurse should carry the
infant close to his or her own body … Attachment is a lifelong process that begins long before birth. …

… Findings of this review will be beneficial for nurses to identify … is usually expected, a growing
body of research suggests that … as relief from real suffering, and a part of the dying process; …

… experience, experience in caring for a person who had peaceful … care nurses provide care
for dying persons and assist them … Lived body refers to the fact that we are always bodily in the …