… , particularly from the perspective of the chronically ill person. … that once would have ended
in death. Consequently, … that allow nurses to develop and employ their skills to create envi…

… of death and dying Attitudes of the nurse and other carers Is … This in turn further isolates the
dying person from everyday life… or permit another person to wash intimate parts of the body, …

… ranged from being close to dying to having undergone major … to consider his method in
their research ventures. … of an experienced nurse, the better nurse and the special nurse. In …

… Art Artwork by patients and families can help nurses to identify … The process begins with
identification of the body part that … pause to honor the person's life and death, perhaps by saying, “…

… was to descnbe one person's dying experience as a personal … my husband watching me die
by inches everybody knows I'm … m your care would you expect of me as your nurse?' 'What is …

… relationship between the nurse and the person being nursed. … the phenomenon through
our lived and subjective bodies in … group was assistant nurse education, other theoretical and …

… about the lived experience of nurses caring for dying patients… lived experience of people,
and the aim of the researcher is … the nurse to deal with exposure to the dying process more …

… principles which assist the patient towards having a good death (… is a typical characteristic
of the slow, progressive dying process … how the nurse can facilitate doctors and nurses, of life …

… ill and dying patient involves care of the whole person and their … The nurse can help the
patient consider and reflect on her … While the nurses and physicians are tending to the body, the …

… skills to help patients be knowledgeable and make their own … human body. Under this
principle, children are expected to do … active role as educators in the process of advanced care …