… to experiences of nurses based on specialist palliative care settings. The aim of this study
was to explore the experiences of intensive care nurses who provided end-of-life care to adult …

… critical care nurses’ experiences of providing care to patients and families during the process
of withdrawal of life-sustaining treatments… experiences of intensive care nurses who care for …

… : ICU nurses’ experiences of stress in the process of treatment withdrawal; a requirement for
… support and cooperation; and elements to achieve a dignified treatment withdrawal process. …

… reframing of expectations and practices in the ICU. This study explores the lived experience
of ICU nurses caring for those having treatment withdrawn or withheld. It provides a valuable …

… ICU nurses’ experiences during withdrawal of treatment. The findings from the primary study
suggested that ICU nurses … following a decision to withdraw treatment. This article reports a …

… or withdrawing life-sustaining therapies. In these situations, the role of intensive care
nurses shifts from providing aggressive care to end-of-life care. While hospice and palliative …

… However, despite being placed in this difficult situation, once they gain experience in
withdrawal of treatment, intensive care nurses have the opportunity to ensure the timing and …

… The aim of this study was to explore ICU nurses’ experiences of caring for … The nurse's
experience … elements of the nurses’ experiences of withholding or withdrawing treatment in the …

… , so that they can contribute to the most appropriate nursing care. This paper describes a
study of critical care nurses' experience of withdrawal of life-support treatment. The research …

… on a study that sought to explore the experiences of nurses when facilitating withdrawal of …
a broad view of critical care nurses’ experiences of facilitating withdrawal of treatment in their …