… A review of this body of work provides evidence that the nurse… It is a long process and the
nurse is still there helping me....It … personal process of dying is equally important as the nurse …

… death experience as a nurse and her personal grief … mentally and physically at his body,
our perception of what … to integrate our experience of the dying process into our lives with our …

… at having allowed the patient's body to be handled or … nurse who is present at the time of
the death should make an effort to see that the person called to speak to the family is that person …

… as a dying body with little concern for his individuality or … a dying person's needs is dignity
of personhood in living and … , "I can't help it, we have three nurses off sick in the acute surgical …

… method, 19 frontline nurses were interviewed regarding their … them in a body bag, and you
had to wipe down the body bag. … of their intimate experience with suffering and death related …

… knowledge about people's wishes around their dying process, … some of their responses such
as laughing and body language. … may assist nurses, families and educators to help a dying …

… patients with an acute or chronic disease, and for a dying person. … Instead, most of people
are uncertain about whom they are … of these would help professional nurses perceive spiritual …

… Providing people with a voice in the dying process could lead … to nurses, it has published
its own Guidelines on the Nurse's … what to do with their own bodies. Today, freedom to choose …

… should allow a terminally ill person the choice of medical assistance to hasten their death. …
, the Death with Dignity movement is likely to be taken up in other states. Nurses experience …

… in hopes that all nurses will join with her to reaffirm our purpose. … the life process from birth
to death, with neither living nor dying … We assist with life and living, dying and death. We are …