A qualitative study was conducted to obtain a deeper understanding of the hospice care of
terminally ill cancer patients, where care was delivered via a primary nursing system …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the factors that influenced the quality of care of
terminally ill nursing home residents on a hospice unit in a city and county long-term care …

The purpose of this study was to document the experience of palliative care nursing as a
part of a multidisciplinary support team. Data were obtained from two palliative care support …

The purpose of this study was to examine the perceptions of hospice staff and skilled
nursing facility staff related to end-of-life care. A Likert scale survey tool was used to explore …

This article proposes that there are six major components of hospice nursing;
individualization of care, availability of the nurse, patient-family control, anticipatory care …

A small clinical supervision group consisting of five hospice nurses met together in their
workplace 1 h weekly for 12 weeks. Issues concerning professional practice were examined …

In hospice nursing, dying persons and their families are the unit of care and the focus of
nursing interventions which are provided within the context of interdisciplinary care. The key …

HE PROCESS of piecing a quilt, blending different patterns and colors, could refer to the
process of hospice care using an interdisciplinary team approach. Although there are many …

Background: While benefits of hospice care in nursing homes have been documented,
interorganizational challenges such as staff conflicts regarding planned care or their …

The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine caring behaviors of hospice nurses, as
perceived by family caregivers in a hospice home-care program. Semistructured interviews …