Background Frontline nurses who care for patients with COVID-19 work in stressful
environments, and many inevitably struggle with unanticipated ethical issues. Little is known …

Objective (s): We conducted a qualitative meta-synthesis of qualitative studies on nurses'
experiences when caring for palliative patients to (1) identify the needs of nurses and (2) …

Hospitals have played a leading role in providing palliative care in Taiwan as its care model
has developed over the past few decades. However, earlier local studies in Taiwan showed …

Purpose Neonatal palliative care becomes an option for critically ill neonates when death is
inevitable. Assessing nurses' attitudes towards, barriers to, and facilitators of neonatal …

Aim This study aimed to develop and refine strategies for preserving nurses' professional
dignity. Background Professional dignity is a non‐negotiable nursing professional value. It …

Background Family caregivers of dying cancer patients are affected by grief experiences
and bereavement complications. Several approaches such as psycho-emotional care and …

Aim This study explored and described nurses' experiences of factors that influenced their
professional dignity in private hospitals in South Africa. Background Patients' dignity is a …

Abstract Study Rationale Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is a progressive neurodegenerative
disease which causes impairment of the motor functions in the upper and lower limbs and …

We examined the perception of palliative care nurses regarding challenges, coping
strategies, resources, and needs when working in a university hospital in Austria. A …

Few studies have examined and compared neonatal physicians' and nurses' attitudes
toward palliative care. This comparative study sought to evaluate attitudes toward neonatal …