… I watched more tubes being put into his body … I could do … Nurse A said, “When our
patients die, we do not have enough … This process empowers nurses to define themselves and …

… Method: Focus-group interviews with registered nurses who … It was something that she had
never felt in her body. She had … with others in a well-ordered environment can help nurses …

… feel like I can be there for that person, I can keep that person as a patient, … compassionate
about people with end-of-life issues and I … the body to the morgue or designated funeral home. …

… other papers from the same set of interviews with 59 nurses … process, we asked nurses to
reflect on what influenced their … helped her over time as she reflected on the body after death…

… about assisted death, there is a small but significant body of … death, chose to pause the formal
decision-making process for … and responded to patient’s request for assistance in dying 10 …

… bodies exist which provide guidance and support to nurses … -limiting conditions and those
who were dying in their everyday … the dying process. They indicated that they valued the …

… strategies to help nurses positively cope with their grief from … or not shrouding the body
(Kafan) was the work of nurses. … ’ death as a matter of fate and as a normal life process beyond …

… itself or how the dying process will proceed for each person. … an emotional challenge for
nurses working with dying people… role as a helper, while patients are in need of the help that can …

… extensive life-saving actions that nurses believe only prolong death; (4… The snowball sampling
method was applied. The … regarding the nurse’s or interviewer’s emotions, body language …

… of life, the essential role of an oncology nurse is to help the … to the experiences of the nurses,
caring for a dying person … The cocoon that is the dying physical body and the soul or butterfly…