Aims To examine new graduate nurses' perceptions of competency on coping with dying
and death and the relationship with death self‐efficacy and death anxiety. Design A …

Background Nurses are the main caregivers of dying patients. Facing or dealing with death-
related events is inevitable. Death-coping self-efficacy (DCS) is very important, as it can …

Background To effectively care for dying patients, nurses need to possess death self-efficacy—
the state of having both a range of skills and capabilities to provide care to dying patients …

Purpose Novice nurses find it challenging to cope with patient dying and death, especially in
a death taboo cultural context, such as mainland China. By taking the example of Chinese …

Objectives Death literacy is a recent conceptualization representing both individual and
community competence, for example, a set of knowledge and skills for engaging in end-of …

Background It is important to understand how the perception of death affects the
competence to cope with death. Objectives To explore whether the perception of death has …

Perinatal loss is a traumatic and stressful experience with a significant emotional toll on the
physical and psychological wellbeing of the healthcare professionals. We included 216 …

To explore nurses' ability to cope with death and its relationship with death cognition and
meaning in life in the context of Chinese traditional culture. 1146 nurses from six tertiary …

Background This study investigates the mediating effect of meaning in life between death
anxiety and attitude toward palliative care among nursing students. Methods We enrolled …

The coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic exposed the devastating effects of inadequate
primary care in long-term care (LTC) settings, both nationally and internationally. Deaths in …