Nurses, Parents and Educators Map Skills Needed to Care for Dying Children
Interviews with 17 Iranian nurses, supervisors, educators and bereaved parents identified six competency categories perceived as essential for paediatric end-of-life ...
Interviews with 17 Iranian nurses, supervisors, educators and bereaved parents identified six competency categories perceived as essential for paediatric end-of-life ...
A qualitative study of 16 palliative care nurses in southeastern China identified four context-sensitive emotional regulation patterns that nurses move ...
A cross-sectional study of 349 Muslim adults with noncommunicable diseases at a southern Thai hospital found generally high palliative care ...
A prospective Guinean study of 55 patients found that failed urinary drainage in cervical cancer-related obstructive renal failure was linked ...
A mixed-methods study in BMC Palliative Care combined a Good Death Scale survey of 135 participants with qualitative content analysis, ...
A qualitative study of seventeen patients, family members and healthcare professionals at a Northern Ghana tertiary hospital found that patients ...
A scoping review of 12 sources finds that definitions of dentistry's role in palliative care rely heavily on a single ...
Flinders University research shows specialist palliative care nurses rely on clinical expertise, ethical judgement, observation and family engagement when making ...
A factorial vignette survey of 1,572 members of the Swiss public found that physician expressions of sadness, including tears, during ...
A systematic review of 20 studies finds that family involvement, faith, and confusion about services shape whether culturally and linguistically ...
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