Aim: This study aimed to explore the experiences and perceptions of nurses caring for dying
patients and their families in the acute medical admission setting. Methods: A qualitative …

Background: Nurses in critical care areas play a vital part in providing end-of-life care and
recognise that an ideal death should be peaceful, dignified, and comfortable. However …

The experiences of nurses working in end-of-life care, particularly those caring for cancer
patients in the hospice setting, have been well researched. Yet despite the fact that intensive …

Some of the most ethically challenging and emotionally demanding aspects of nursing occur
in caring for patients and their family at the end of life. The aims of this study were to …

Background Critical care nurses frequently care for dying patients and their families. Little is
known about the roles experienced and perceived by bedside nurses as they care for dying …

As end-of-life care becomes a more prominent issue in health care, it is important to address
the experience from the caregivers' perspective. In order to cope with the stressful …

Background Dying often occurs in hospitals and frequently in emergency rooms.
Understanding caring for critical and dying patients is necessary for quality nursing. Purpose …

Aim This study aims to identify perceptions of nurses practicing in four adult inpatient units
regarding their actions to provide quality end of life care for dying patients, their definitions of …

Aim. To explore the nurse–patient interaction in terminally ill situations in acute care,
focusing on the nurses' preparation for loss. Background. Caring for dying patients can be a …

Objective: To examine the attitudes of Iranian nurses toward caring for dying patients.
Methods: Nurses' attitudes toward death and caring for dying patients were examined by …