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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Palliative care nursing"”.
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Emotional support in palliative care nursing: a concept analysis.
… the use of the term emotional support within palliative care nursing. The term žemotional supportŸ appears frequently in the nursing literature, however, there is no clear definition of what it is and its application in nursing practice. Thus resulting in a vague and ambiguous term, raising …
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Spiritual Perspective, Mindfulness, and Spiritual Care Practices of Hospice and Palliative Care Nurses
<p>Spiritual care is an ethical obligation of the nursing profession and an essential component of palliative care, but is often misunderstood. Lack of conceptual clarity is problematic, for each nurse will provide spiritual care based on his or her understanding of what this care should …
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Temporizing Uncertainty: A Constructivist Grounded Theory of Advanced Practice Palliative Care Nurses' Prognostication in Non-Malignant Illnesses
Palliative care nursing practices combine the science and art of nursing in unique ways. Prognostication is a valued core skill that requires knowledge, intuition, curiosity, conceptualization, and decision-making. The praxis of prognostication is complicated and foundational to the culture and …
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Onkologinių pacientų slaugos ypatumai, teikiant slaugos paslaugas namuose /
Gabija Aleksiejūnaitė. Peculiarities of Care of Oncology Patients, Providing Nursing Services at Home. Nursing curricula, bachelor thesis. Thesis supervisor junior assistant Čiurlionis M. Vilnius University, Faculty of Medicine. Department of Nursing, Institute of Health Sciences. Oncological …
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Hospice Care in Malaysia: Knowledge, Attitude and Time of Discussion
<p>Despite available and adequate hospice care resources, fewer terminally ill patients in Malaysia use hospice care services than one might reasonably expect. It is reported that only around 10% of patients who die of terminal illness in Malaysia, die in hospice care (Devaraj, 2003). The projected …
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Nursing Students’ Empathy in a Palliative Care Scenario: The Standardized Patient’s Perspective
… There is no one definition of empathy all healthcare disciplines accept, creating an obstacle to a constructive debate over the role and importance of empathy in nursing practice. The American Association of Colleges of Nursing developed the Essentials to address the education-practice gap. This …