Study explores the social value of dying patients and its impact on nursing care, highlighting implications for nursing practice.
Inevitably, a social value is placed on a patient, and that value has much to do with the impact on the nurse of his dying and, frequently, on the care he receives. So the authors have discovered in a study they, with a nurse faculty member, Jeanne Quint, are making of hospital personnel, nursing care, and dying patients at the University of California Medical Center. A clear recognition by the nurse of the evaluating she does can help buffer the impact and make it easier for her to determine nursing needs objectively.
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