… or even helping the patient through the dying process. Some … Caring for the physical body
provided nurses with a way of knowing the … problems’ as it is a way of helping heal others. …

… principles which assist the patient towards having a good death (… is a typical characteristic
of the slow, progressive dying process … how the nurse can facilitate doctors and nurses, of life …

… by physicians, nurses, clergy, social workers and others concerned with the … person dies,
we "help" their loved ones by doing things for them, being cheerful, and fixing up the body …

… A person with AIDS in the living-dying phase is posed with the … the spirit of death, open your
heart wide unto the body of life. … death, the nurse often gains an added appreciation of life. …

… acute care nurses provide care through the dying process. … facial and body edema: “Every
time I was caring for her…I … or expected sequence to help prepare for the patient's death. …

… For the participants, a peaceful dying process meant that they could live peacefully, in body
… and peaceful dying in their lives. Nurses can assist Chinese cancer patients experience the …

… , nurses have new possibilities and ways to strengthen our … The subtle body occurs when
we are not aware of the gross body of … In our personal process, we recognize conscious dying …

… rather than their body, often believed to survive after their body is … nurse will allow them to
come to terms with death and dying, … the aspects of the first-person perspective are essential to …

… training and skills, we want a nurse's help and care, and we want … us, and as the dying
process progresses and accelerates, … our right to die at life's end at the time and place of our own …

… Nurses are required to start resuscitation procedures on all patients … , it's still him', although
nurses viewed bodies that were dead … with death (or indeed life) is removed as the body is …