End-of-life simulations have increased in undergraduate nursing curricula in the last 12
years; however, this continues to be an area of learning students find challenging. A scoping …

Abstract Background and Objectives This scoping review aims to examine the extent and the
manner in which research that utilizes successful, active, productive, and healthy aging …

Objective Applying public health approaches to address palliative care allows for a broader
perspective. The Death Literacy Index (DLI) is a novel instrument designed to assess the …

Surveys show that only 14% of those in need of palliative care actually receive it. The
creative arts therapies can respond to this growing need. The current mixed-methods pilot …

We investigated how death attitudes and experience relate to perspectives on advance care
planning (ACP) in young adulthood, and whether attending a Death over Dinner event …

Although death is a reality inherent to human life, it continues to be a taboo phenomenon
that generates unease in some contexts such as education. Its limited curricular approach …

In this article, we seek to illuminate the public sector relevance of the weighty subject of
death, and to identify the stakes in avoiding the subject. Our purpose is to unlearn silence …

Meaningful movies can serve as an anxiety buffer against the fear of death, unless death
plays a central role in the movie. This invites the question what happens when death is …

As part of a European Erasmus Plus project entitled Death Education for Palliative
Psychology, this study assessed the ways in which Master's Degree students in psychology …

Background: About half of hospice-eligible adults die without hospice each year.
Misconceptions about hospice are frequently identified as barriers to utilization, but hospice …