… of life and death and resolution of a nurse’s grief (Davies et al, 1996). This research has
identified the experience of being a palliative care nurse and provides insight into how a group …

… the palliative care nurse and the patient with a life-threatening illness. The first three concepts
of the theory concern the nurse and offer the theoretical basis for quality palliative care: …

… nursing and palliative care editorial boards and has published numerous data-based and
other scholarly articles and books related to palliative care. … embrace of palliative care nursing. …

… This article focuses on hope within the specialty area of palliative care nursing. Nurse
researchers have been instrumental in our current early understandings of hope in palliative care. …

… acute care RN with additional training. Currently, no standard education for a “palliative care”
nurse … A palliative care nurse could have a wide variety of education, training, and clinical …

… palliative care across a range of clinical settings. Historically, palliative care nursing has
been informed by a strong philosophy of care which is soundly articulated in palliative care …

… Pediatric palliative care nursing interventions Nursing intervention studies in pediatric
palliative care are beginning to emerge as the state of the science gains momentum and …

… Nurses Association in developing competencies and scope of palliative nursing… nursing
and palliative care to offer a perspective on defining palliative nursing practice and how the nurse…

… These perceptions are divergent and lead to a different approach to patient care and to
one's own reality as a palliative care nurse. These conceptions and the interrelated categories …

… ’ palliative care knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors by providing a palliative care nursing
education program. The definition of palliative care in this project was inclusive of EOL care. …