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30 lip 2019 · We describe two practices that are critical to end-of-life well-being (advance care planning and hospice) and identify limitations that may undermine their effectiveness.
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29 kwi 2022 · The experiences of confronting the end of one’s own life and the effects of the confrontation may provide insight into the determinants of general well-being for those subjectively nearing death.
9 sty 2017 · This qualitative study explored 15 terminally ill hospice patients’ perspectives on wisdom, the dying process, and the meaning of life using consensual qualitative research methods.
This study demonstrates that end-of-life care emerged following the application of the ‘end-of-life concept’ to clinical practice.
Journey Through The End of Life. A guide for family and friends. Dedication. “This guide is dedicated to our patients, their loved ones, and the healthcare professionals from whom we have learned so much, as we walk through the end of life journey together.”
1 sty 2022 · Definition. End-of-life care: It is more commonly used to describe the last days of hours of life (Lunney et al. 2003 ). While the provision of palliative care is not possible or necessary for every person who dies, the demand for end-of-life care is increasing worldwide, particularly in inpatient and hospital settings (Burbeck et al. 2014;
Nursing home carers and hospice workers often say they feel ill-prepared to deal with existential issues, or difficult questions about death and dying, that may arise during the last few weeks and days of a person’s life.
