Abstract Introduction For Nephrology nurses, the fear and anxiety of impending death of a
patient with End Stage Kidney Disease is very real. The literature highlights the near …

This research explores perceptions regarding death and dying among people with chronic
kidney disease. The methodology for the study was narrative inquiry informed by social …

Abstract Background End Stage Renal Diseases (ESRD) is a major public health problem
affecting patient and family members directly and indirectly. Little is known about caring …

Background: As the population is ageing, and with the rising incidence of type 2 diabetes,
the demographics of people on dialysis therapy are changing, with an older population …

Kidney disease is associated with a high physical and psychological symptom burden. For
patients whose condition is more compromised, receiving dialysis as a life-sustaining …

The very act of withdrawing dialysis places renal nurses in a unique practice setting
requiring a sudden shift in care delivery from one of providing lifesustaining, active treatment …

The prevalence of chronic kidney disease continues to increase globally, resulting in
significant impact on health (GBD Chronic Kidney Disease Collaboration 2020). While …

The aim of this study was to explore experiences of South African critical care nurses
regarding grief, death and dying in a critical care environment. Data was collected using …

Aim To explore the impact of being a family carer to patients with stage 5 chronic kidney
disease managed without dialysis. Background Increasing numbers of patients with renal …

Background: There is a growing population of older patients with End Stage Renal Disease
(ESRD) managed without dialysis in Thailand, and services have yet to be developed to …