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End-of-life care terminology : a scoping review

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RAHEMI, Zahra | FASOLINO, Tracy

The purpose of this scoping review is to present an overview of terms found in publications associated with end-of-life care management that can impact decision making by patients, health care providers, and researchers. Connotative terminology and syntax can influence the decision-making approach and process. We examined 49 publications for positive, negative, and neutral connotations. We consistently found negative terminology in the publications. To advance the development of nursing knowledge regarding end-of-life care, researchers should be aware of their biases of terminology and syntax use. We propose modifications to language used in end-of-life care planning models and literature can improve care congruency.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1097/ANS.0000000000000334

Voir la revue «ANS. Advances in nursing science»

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