Background Pain is underrecognized and undertreated in patients with dementia. It has
been suggested that nurses' attitudinal barriers may contribute to the challenges …

Background Nursing staff caring for people with dementia have a crucial role in addressing
palliative care needs and identifying changes in health status. Palliative care for people with …

Background Pain assessment and management are key aspects in the care of people with
dementia approaching the end of life but become challenging when patient self-report is …

Background Pain assessment and management in advanced and end-stage dementia are
challenging; patients are at risk of under-diagnosis, under-assessment and under-treatment …

Background Although qualitative studies have been conducted to identify barriers and
facilitators that influence the pain management of older adults with dementia, as far as we …

Background People dying with dementia have significant healthcare needs, and palliative
care, with its focus on comfort and quality of life, should be made available to these patients …

Background Symptom management remains a critical challenge at the end of life. Barriers to
symptom relief predominantly focus on perspectives of physicians, patients or care systems …

Aims To synthesize and evaluate the effectiveness of interventions for nurses to improve the
assessment and management of pain in people living with dementia. Design Systematic …

This descriptive qualitative study was planned to determine the views of intern nursing
students about death and end-of-life care. The study was completed with 12 intern students …

Background Evidence‐based healthcare (EBHC) enables consistent and effective
healthcare that prioritises patient safety. The competencies of advanced practice nurses …