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Thoughts about presence during dying

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FAWCETT, Jacqueline | MORGAN, Jennifer

This essay is about what nurses can do when patients are at risk of dying alone during a hospitalization. A pilot program, "No One Dies Alone," is described as the program modifications required by the coronavirus pandemic. The centrality of being present with the dying person is discussed, with emphasis on Parse's concept of true presence.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0894318420987177

Voir la revue «Nursing science quarterly, 34»

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