Abstract The American Association of Colleges of Nursing specifies that all nurses must be
prepared to deliver high-quality palliative care upon entry into practice. To achieve this aim …

To effectively participate in provision of palliative care, nurses need to possess a
combination of knowledge, skills, and positive attitudes in equal measure in a way that is …

Background: Palliative care exists in diverse healthcare settings. Nurses play a crucial role
in its provision. Different levels of palliative care provision and education have been …

Introduction Palliative care is critically important for the world's aging population and can
change illness trajectories and promote advances in health care technologies. As health …

Purpose. The purpose of this analysis is to trace the evolution of the concept of palliative in
the United States, explicate its meanings, and draw comparisons with other related concepts …

Aim: To describe the qualitatively different ways a group of Australian nurses, understood
their experience of being a palliative care nurse. Design: The research approach chosen …

Competency development among acute and critical care nurses has focused primarily on
the provision of life-sustaining care and less on the care of patients who fail to respond to life …

Compassionate, competent, and holistic care is at the core of palliative care nursing.
Knowledge of primary palliative care concepts is a fundamental expectation of graduating …

A palliative approach involves adapting and integrating principles and values from palliative
care into the care of persons who have life-limiting conditions throughout their illness …

Abstract American Association of Colleges of Nursing's Essentials: Core Concepts for
Professional Nursing Education (2021) established four spheres of care across the lifespan …