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Living with death and dying: the experience of Taiwanese hospice nurses

Wu, Hung-Lan ; Volker, Deborah L

Oncology nursing forum, 2009-09, Vol.36 (5), p.578-584 [Periódico revisado por pares]

United States: Oncology Nursing Society

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Título:
Living with death and dying: the experience of Taiwanese hospice nurses
Autor: Wu, Hung-Lan ; Volker, Deborah L
Assuntos: Adaptation, Psychological ; Adult ; Anxiety ; Attitude to Death - ethnology ; Audit trails ; Culture ; Data analysis ; Death & dying ; Demographic aspects ; Diseases ; Female ; Health aspects ; Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice ; Hospice care ; Hospice Care - psychology ; Humans ; Interviews ; Job Satisfaction ; Methods ; Nurse-Patient Relations ; Nurses ; Nursing ; Oncology Nursing ; Palliative care ; Practice ; Professional-Family Relations ; Psychological aspects ; Qualitative Research ; Social Support ; Taiwan ; Terminally ill persons ; Young Adult
É parte de: Oncology nursing forum, 2009-09, Vol.36 (5), p.578-584
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Descrição: To explore and describe the experiences of Taiwanese nurses who care for dying patients in hospices, a relatively recent healthcare option in Taiwan. Qualitative, hermeneutic, phenomenologic approach. Six hospices in central and southern Taiwan. 14 Taiwanese hospice nurses. Interviews were audiotaped and analyzed with Colaizzi's guidelines. Caregiving experiences of Taiwanese hospice nurses. Four main themes emerged from the analysis: entering the hospice specialty, managing everyday work, living with the challenges, and reaping the rewards. Three subthemes of managing everyday work were providing holistic, meaningful care through close relationships; confronting and managing negative beliefs about hospice; and managing the dying process. The fundamental structure of the caregiving experiences of Taiwanese hospice nurses is a dynamic, multidimensional process that evolved over time. The hospice nurses demonstrated how they achieved balance in their daily nursing practice within the Taiwanese cultural context. Improved end-of-life education for the Taiwanese public, nurses, and other healthcare professionals that includes hospice concepts is needed. Administrators should provide adequate support to encourage and empower their nursing staff in hospice settings.
Editor: United States: Oncology Nursing Society
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Wu, Hung-Lan ; Volker, Deborah L

United States: Oncology Nursing Society

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