Community (district) nurses (CN s) are well positioned to provide follow‐up home visits to
bereaved families and carers of their recently deceased palliative clients. An A ustralian …

Negotiating nursing explores how the Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
(QAs) salvaged men within the sensitive gender negotiations of what should and could …

This study tested a method to capture feedback from bereaved family members and nurses
about palliative and end of life care delivered in the community. Aims: To understand what …

When faced with terminal illness, it is natural for hospice patients to question the meaning of
life. Hospice workers need to have the ability to assist patients in dealing with these …

Hospitals remain the most common location of death in a significant number of countries,
and specialist palliative care is positioned as a crucial resource for improving hospital care …

How nurses make a difference and influence outcome has been the subject of much debate
over many years and is perhaps more relevant now owing to healthcare funding being a …

Background: Palliative care needs are increasing worldwide. Although palliative care is an
interdisciplinary approach, nurses play a central role in the team context. As it is necessary …

This research was undertaken in order to seek a way of acknowledging and understanding
the lived experience of people giving and receiving palliative care. Utilising the World Health …

Aim What are care workers' lived experiences caring for people of culturally and
linguistically diverse backgrounds during end‐of‐life care? Design Interpretative …

Résumé La relation infirmière/soigné est une dimension essentielle de la pratique et de la
discipline infirmières. Elle s' illustre par l'entremise de modèles et de phases incluant une …