Objective: Healthcare professionals particularly nurses should be professionally prepared
with knowledge about the standards of palliative care and their roles in providing palliative …

are is a broad concept that forms the basis of the nursing profession and is a dynamic
process between the nurse and the patient. Care, as the main task of nurses, has undergone …

(1) Background: Nurses can find people with advanced diseases or in their last days of life
during their professional careers and in many different care settings. For this reason, they …

Along their professional career, nurses can find patients who require palliative care (PC). It
is necessary to have at least a basic education in this area, that should be acquired during …

Background: Societal aging, a concern in many countries worldwide, is increasing the
demand for quality palliative care in Saudi Arabia. Nursing education is responsible for …

The objective of this systematic review is to assess the extent of nursing students' knowledge
concerning palliative care and identify potential factors that may impact it. To carry out their …

Death anxiety may reduce the interaction between nurses and patients, causing nurses to
focus more on the physical care needs of patients and ignore their psychosocial and …

The global burden of human death after experiencing serious health-related suffering
(SHRS) requiring palliative care (PC) and end-of-life care (EOLC) is increasing. The largest …

Background and Purpose: Nursing students must acquire knowledge and skills sufficient to
deliver high-quality services. Previous studies indicated that students' palliative care …

Results: We found that 50% of the participants had adequate knowledge about PC. While,
75.2% of the nurses had positive attitudes towards PC, majority (86%) had substandard PC …