Palliative and Oncologic Care
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This cluster of papers focuses on palliative care, end-of-life issues, and the experiences of healthcare professionals and patients dealing with terminal illness. It covers topics such as nursing in palliative care, bioethical considerations, communication strategies, grief, spirituality, and ethical dilemmas surrounding euthanasia. The cluster also delves into the specific challenges of pediatric oncology and the holistic approach to caring for terminally ill patients.
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dying patients; oncology nursing; pediatric palliative care; palliative care education; palliative care nursing; euthanasia legislation; assisted dying; terminal cancer; terminal cancer patients; pediatric oncology nursing; hospice nursing; palliative care team; palliative care units; attitudes toward euthanasia; legalization of euthanasia; children with life-limiting illness; coping with death; medical assistance in dying; terminally ill children; dying children; history of palliative care; children's hospice; palliative care knowledge; euthanasia debate; neonatal palliative care
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Morton address: 38360037626653030 · morton4x16-v1
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