On Death and Dying
Death, Dying, and the Professional Counselor: A Phenomenological Study.
... of death pedagogy as a common theme during their ...of death was the predominant feeling ...of death pedagogy and as a major factor in their personal experience with death and ...of ...
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Irish attitudes to death, dying and bereavement 2004 2014
... on death and dying was ‘about the right amount’ compared with a national average of ...on death and dying in Ireland included, females, 25-34 year olds, residents of Dublin and Leinster, and ...
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Dying and Death in an Acute Hospital: Exploring the Views and Experiences of Hospital Staff
... cope. Death and dying are part and parcel of the palliative care ...the dying state already in hospital are frequently reluctant to go home, despite the fact that most people have a preference for ...
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The contribution of a MOOC to community discussions around death and dying
... around death and ...that death is experienced by all in so- ciety, knowledge of approaches that support inclusion across all of the community are particularly ...discussing death and dying, ...
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Death, dying and informatics: misrepresenting religion on MedLine
... To answer these questions we have queried MedLine to assess the scope and quality of information that those conducting a search might obtain using common search phrases that working practitioners might employ. Our ...
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Exploring Death and Dying: the views of the Irish public
... Finally, a note on the use of telephone survey methodology as an appropriate means of interviewing the general public on sensitive topics, such as death and sexual abuse. In the past, such topics were either ...
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Agency in the context of social death: dying alone at home
... Conducting research that involves human participants brings with it ethical issues that need to be addressed, and research about topics that are viewed as sensitive, such as dying and death, presents extra ...
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Death and Dying: A Nursing Focus on the Care of the Patient
... Abstract The role of the nurse is often associated with healing and helping bring people back to health. While this is a large aspect of the nursing profession, the nurse also cares for patients who are dying. The ...
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Death with Dignity for the Seemingly Undignified: Denial of Aid in Dying in Prison
... in dying is wrought with political ideology, notions of morality, and discussions of ...in dying is more relevant now than ever. Aid in dying is often supported by notions of autonomy and dignity in ...
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Beyond the Suffering —Documenting Human Death and Dying
... whereby death has come to be seen not so much as a natural phenomenon, but as a ...failure. Death is now ...human death is acquired from outside; it is ...with death reflects a stage in our ...
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The Experiences of Staff Who Support People with Intellectual Disability on Issues About Death, Dying, and Bereavement:a metasynthesis
... the death of someone they supported, nor had they previously supported someone through a ...about death: ...explain death and what … to not ...of dying and bereavement, leading participants to ...
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The ‘regulated death’: a documentary analysis of the regulation and inspection of dying and death in English care homes for older people
... of dying and death, will continue to undertake the inspections, which might suggest that their influence will remain the ...on dying and death in the regulation and inspection process, and that ...
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Dying, death and bereavement in Ireland
... good death from the perspective of the hospice ideal of care might be one where the dying person as far as possible is afforded comfort, respect and support: where all the components that make up what ...
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The Gift of the Rhinoceros Beetle: A Teachable Moment on Dying and Death for Young Children
... about death and the dead person or animal helps children deal with fears of death and facilitates their coping for future dying and death experiences (Arnup, ...
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A good death - Research on dying is scanty
... —having an “amicus mortis,” a friend at death. Most items on his list of principles use the word control or imply it, yet the very process of death entails losing control. Control of strong drugs is ...
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Parents' reflections on the quality of dying and death of their children in the PICU
... the dying patients formed expectations about death and dying that reflect certain current perspectives: awareness and acceptance or resistance; having open communication with family and caretakers; ...
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Perspectives on death and dying: a study of resident comfort with End-of-life care
... Although much is known about potential barriers to hospice referrals, very little is known about what deter- mines physician comfort with end-of-life (EOL) conver- sations and dying patients. A study by Kogan et ...
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Willful Death (Dying before Death)
... willful death before the real ...experience death in order to examine afterlife and witness the conditions of habitants of heaven and hell because the cover on their mind's eye and their insight is ...
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The Impact of a Palliative Care Educational Component on Attitudes Toward Care of the Dying in Undergraduate Nursing Students
... on death and dying, or even a class on death and dying, but the topic is only addressed ...on death and dying can be attributed to the following: already crowded curricula owing ...
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Introduction: researching death, dying and bereavement
... emotive death- related ...some death researchers when approaching participants in the field (as discussed by Woodthorpe, 2009) can also manifest in perhaps less apparent ways throughout the research ...
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