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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Attitude to death"”.
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Nurse's Anxiety from Death, Attitude to Death and Terminal Care.
… 이루어졌다. 연구 도구는 Templer(1970)가 개발한 ‘죽음 불안 척도(DAS : Death Anxiety Scale)를 고효진, 최지욱 및 이흥표(2006)가 수정·번안한 총 15문항과 Thorson과 Powell(1988)이 개발한 Death Orientation 측정도구를 박석춘(1992)이 번안하고 전재수(2014)가 수정·보완한 도구 25문항과 Frommelt(1991)가 간호사를 대상으로 개발한 임종간호 태도에 대한 척도(FATCOD : Frommelt Attitudes Toward Care of the …
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A Cross-Cultural Study of Attitudes Toward Death and Dying Between Chinese and American College Students
The problem. The objective of this research was to examine the attitudes toward death and dying of Chinese college students in Mainland China, PRC, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan, ROC and to compare their attitudes with those of their American counterparts. Four major questions were addressed in …
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Near Death Experiences and the Christian Gospel: Concord or Conflict?
<p>The near-death phenomenon has initiated a new debate over Jesus' and Paul's claim in the New Testament that the gospel message therein outlines the only way to salvation. Despite twenty-five years of writing and research by near-death (NDE) advocates the dispute continues not only over the …
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Percepción de enfermería ante la experiencia de la muerte de pacientes de una unidad de cuidado intensivo pediátrico de Bogotá en el 2020
… un tema tabú que ha desplazado el direccionamiento de su manejo a los hospitales. En las Unidades de Cuidado Intensivo Pediátrico la magnitud del impacto de la muerte de los pacientes puede derivar pluralidad de emociones y alteraciones psicosociales, generando episodios de ansiedad, agotamiento …
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A study of consolation poetry of the fourteenth century, with particular reference to The book of the Duchess, Pearl, The parlement of the thre ages and sundry minor poems on death
… around him constantly the immediate prospect of death. Not only the high mortality rate and the universally public death-bed scene which had always been present, but pestilence and war emphasized the proximity of the dread messenger. Around him he saw sculpture and painting, in churches chiefly …
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Uncovering the Lived Experience of Hospital Nurses Providing End-of-Life Care
… In end-of-life care there is one chance to get it right. Policy and drivers that aim to achieve this are founded on sound palliative care principles. How these principles effect the care in a treatment orientated hospital environment is not clearly understood. Current evidence suggests …
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Driving with the Dead: Stories of Loss, Journey, and Wonder
… as<em> travelers</em>, in life as well as in death. We rely on metaphors of inner and outer journey to express life challenges and opportunities, and envision our deceased to be similarly <em>en route:</em> crossing over, passing on, ascending or descending, and, ultimately —hopefully— …
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The Lived Experience of Aging: Listening to the Oldest-Old
… embraced as desirable by most, living into very old age is largely unexplored as a distinct season of life, with increased, varied, and cumulative changes during a unique time of vulnerability and frailty. The purpose of this study was to listen to the oldest-old, and to explore their …
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Palliative care for an ageing population: a rural based model? Or, “For whom the bell tolls”
… radical changes over the next 50 years due to the progression into retirement of generations born in the ‘baby boom’ years (1945-1965). Statistics also show that the proportion of Australian people over 65 is increasing and, as the majority of deaths occur in this age group the demand for …