ANS 39:4 just published! Palliative Care

by Peggy L Chinn on November 5, 2016

Nurses are at the center in providing palliative care, and at the center of the larger enterprise of exploring and finding effective ways of responding to the physical, emotional and spiritual suffering of patients and their loved ones. The articles in this issue of ANS Make important contributions to the theoretical, philosophic and empirical approaches that inform practices that shape effective palliative care. Follow this blog for information as each article is featured, and take advantage of the opportunity to download the articles at no cost while they are featured!

	Death Is a Social Justice Issue: Perspectives on Equity-Informed Palliative Care Reimer-Kirkham, Sheryl; Stajduhar, Kelli; Pauly, Bernie; More

	Decision Making Among Older Adults at the End of Life: A Theoretical Perspective Romo, Rafael D.; Dawson-Rose, Carol S.; Mayo, Ann M.; More

	Facing Death: A Critical Analysis of Advance Care Planning in the United States Sullivan, Suzanne S.; Dickerson, Suzanne S.

	What End-of-Life Care Needs Now: An Emerging Praxis of the Sacred and Subtle Rosa, William; Estes, Tarron

	Quality Indicators and Parental Satisfaction With Perinatal Palliative Care in the Intrapartum Setting After Diagnosis of a Life-Limiting Fetal Condition Wool, Charlotte; Black, Beth Perry; Woods, Anne B. (Nancy)

	A Valuable but Demanding Time Family Life During Advanced Cancer in an Elderly Family Member Fjose, Marianne; Eilertsen, Grethe; Kirkevold, Marit; More

	Older Adults of Underrepresented Populations and Their End-of-Life Preferences: An Integrative Review Rahemi, Zahra; Williams, Christine Lisa

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ANS 39:4 just published! Palliative Care

Death Is a Social Justice Issue: Perspectives on Equity-Informed Palliative Care

Decision Making Among Older Adults at the End of Life: A Theoretical Perspective

Facing Death: A Critical Analysis of Advance Care Planning in the United States

What End-of-Life Care Needs Now: An Emerging Praxis of the Sacred and Subtle

Quality Indicators and Parental Satisfaction With Perinatal Palliative Care in the Intrapartum Setting After Diagnosis of a Life-Limiting Fetal Condition

A Valuable but Demanding Time Family Life During Advanced Cancer in an Elderly Family Member

Older Adults of Underrepresented Populations and Their End-of-Life Preferences: An Integrative Review

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ANS: Published by Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins

ANS 39:4 just published! Palliative Care

Death Is a Social Justice Issue: Perspectives on Equity-Informed Palliative Care

Decision Making Among Older Adults at the End of Life: A Theoretical Perspective

Facing Death: A Critical Analysis of Advance Care Planning in the United States

What End-of-Life Care Needs Now: An Emerging Praxis of the Sacred and Subtle

Quality Indicators and Parental Satisfaction With Perinatal Palliative Care in the Intrapartum Setting After Diagnosis of a Life-Limiting Fetal Condition

A Valuable but Demanding Time Family Life During Advanced Cancer in an Elderly Family Member

Older Adults of Underrepresented Populations and Their End-of-Life Preferences: An Integrative Review

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