This paper focuses on establishing a conceptual grounding for the value of dignity in tourism
employment for achieving decent work as part of the sustainable development agenda …

Background: Dying with dignity is regarded as a goal of quality end-of-life care. However,
the meaning of dying with dignity is ambiguous, and no comprehensive synthesis of the …

Background Despite increased attention and knowledge in palliative care, there is still
confusion concerning how to interpret the concept of palliative care and implement it in …

BACKGROUND: Palliative care should be provided, irrespective of setting to all patients
facing a life-threatening illness and to their families. The situation and needs of older people …

In today's industrial societies, many people die receiving professional care. Although
specialist palliative and hospice care have often been identified as ideal care approaches to …

Nursing homes are a setting in which death and dying is common. How death and dying is
articulated and the actions that take place in a nursing home constitute a discourse that …

Background Previous research has proposed that persons in need of palliative care often
have a loss of functions and roles that affects social and existential self‐image. Moreover …

Background The progressive disease trajectory makes people with dementia increasingly
vulnerable and gradually more dependent on others which can lead to admission to a …

Aims and objectives To report an integrative review of evidence relating to dignity‐
conserving care in palliative care settings. It will also suggest avenues for future research …

Background: Worldwide, older persons lack access to palliative care. In Sweden, many older
persons die in nursing homes where care is provided foremost by assistant nurses. Due to a …