… as our ability to foster support and ease in the dying process, … me to assist people through
their dying experiences, through … was the normal process of a body letting go of life. Christine …

… A review of this body of work provides evidence that the nurse… It is a long process and the
nurse is still there helping me....It … personal process of dying is equally important as the nurse …

… Beutler (2) described her fear of dying a slow cancer death … The meaning that a person
ascribes to his experience is … if nurses are able to work with the patient's own understanding of …

… patients with an acute or chronic disease, and for a dying person. … Instead, most of people
are uncertain about whom they are … of these would help professional nurses perceive spiritual …

… method, 19 frontline nurses were interviewed regarding their … them in a body bag, and you
had to wipe down the body bag. … of their intimate experience with suffering and death related …

… by others, how can one person claim her own moral integrity… Normally, we experience our
bodies and the bodies of others … No Code?"—in other words, Will we let her die? Here, it seems…

… knowledge about people's wishes around their dying process, … some of their responses such
as laughing and body language. … may assist nurses, families and educators to help a dying …

… in language or helping a dying person to end his or her life. In … physicians and nurses about
their experiences with dying peo… Understandings of the body, of life, of dying, and of morality …

… examined the experience of nurse's caring for the dying, the … in self-care, and processes
nurses adopted to cope with work … ethical approval from an appropriate body. The weakest …

… -of-life care in the many settings where the dying process may be unfolding… their death. This
can lead to a sense of burnout, often experienced more by nurses, social workers, and other …