Nurses’ involvement in end-of-life care of patients after a do not resuscitate decision on general medical units in Saudi Arabia

To describe the essence of the nurses’ lived experience and explore the meaning of their involvement in end-of-life care after a do-not-resuscitate decision has been made. The research design embraced qualitative, exploratory and descriptive approaches utilising aspects of phenomenology. Purposive s...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Intensive & critical care nursing 2016-04, Vol.33, p.21-29
Hauptverfasser:	Abu-Ghori, Ibrahim K., Bodrick, Mustafa M.E., Hussain, Rafat, Rassool, G. Hussein
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Caring Cooperation Data analysis Data collection Decision making Do-not-resuscitate Dying Dying people End of life decisions End-of-life care Health care Humans Integrative approach Interdisciplinary approach Meaning Medical treatment Methodology Muslims Nurse's Role - psychology Nurse-Patient Relations Nurses Nurses - psychology Nurses’ involvement Nurses’ lived experience Nursing Nursing care Palliative care Patient care Phenomenology Qualitative Research Quality Reflective journaling technique Researchers Resuscitation Orders - psychology Sampling Saudi Arabia Studies Terminal Care - methods Terminal Care - psychology
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