Purpose Despite advances in medical science, patient death and family bereavement are
commonly encountered in adult intensive care units (ICUs). This is the first review to …

Patient death in critical care is not uncommon. Rather, the provision of end-of-life care is a
core feature of critical care nursing, yet not all nurses feel adequately prepared for their role …

Topic-A substantial number of patients die in the intensive care unit, so high-quality end-of-
life care is an important part of intensive care unit work. However, end-of-life care varies …

Introduction Patients and their family members have diverse needs at the end of life,
influenced by culture. Objective To examine whether clinicians (doctors and nurses) …

Context Globally, people most often die within hospitals. As such, healthcare providers in
hospitals are frequently confronted with dying persons and their bereaved relatives …

Background: An in-hospital death is a profound experience for those left behind and has
been associated with family members' psychological morbidity. Supporting bereaved family …

Experiencing the end of life of a family member in the intensive care unit is clearly difficult.
An important role of critical care nurses is to help family members through this challenging …

Background Post‐intensive care syndrome‐family is a common problem in relatives of
patients who die in an intensive care unit. Family‐centred end‐of‐life care with support for …

Background Despite technological innovations and continuous improvement in evidence‐
based treatments, mortality in the intensive care unit (ICU) remains high. Consequently, a …

This paper argues that stoicism as a central element of whiteness shapes, controls, and
ultimately limits the experience and expression of emotion in public space. I explore how this …