En el presente ensayo se ha tenido como objetivo principal mostrar qué vivencias o
percepciones tienen las enfermeras al cuidar a un ser humano en la etapa final de su vida …

Background Patients with palliative care needs live with the reality of limited time due to
illness or age, eliciting emotional and existential responses. A failure to address their …

Purpose The dignity of patients is a major concern among health professionals engaged in
the care of individuals with advanced cancer. Although several dignity promoting …

The complexity of end-of-life communications has previously been described and found to
be given late in the patient's palliative care. There is a need for earlier and more continuous …

ObjectivePatients' desire to die (DD) is rarely discussed in palliative care (PC) due to health
professionals'(HPs) feeling of uncertainty. The aim of the study was to develop and evaluate …

Context Communication, as an essential human skill, is one of the most influential factors in
the performance of healthcare workers. In fact, the establishment of effective communication …

Background: The aim of this study was to review the interventional studies about educating
existential concepts to the nurses working in cancer care. Materials and Methods: In this …

Long-term care (LTC) nurses are a critical nexus for patient communication and vital to
advance care planning due to their professional role and breadth of patient relationships …

Background End-of-life (EOL) care presents nursing students with emotional challenges that
call for emotional competence; EOL care simulation helps in the examination of emotions …

'Existential'can be seen as a broad term for issues surrounding people's experiences and
way of thinking about life. This study examined availability of existential care and found that …