Palliative care: navigating the nurse’s evolving role
Supporting a person-centred approach through developing skills and leading care
Best practice in end of life care and the use of anticipatory medicines
Learn how to formulate a care plan incorporating anticipatory medicines
Best practice in end of life care and the use of anticipatory medicines
Learn how to formulate a care plan incorporating anticipatory medicines
A checklist to facilitate safe, timely ED discharges for patients at end of life
Such checklists support nurses to contribute to person-centred, dignified care for such patients
Challenges of providing palliative care to people experiencing homelessness
How outreach and other services can help ensure that people receive the support they need
Role of nurses in supporting advance care planning for people living with dementia
Nurses' ability in ACP can be improved by training, mentoring and a collaborative work culture
Helpline nursing: could you make the shift from in-person care to a phone support role?
It may not be hands-on care, but helplines offer support in a sometimes disconnected system
Challenges for community nurses providing high-quality palliative care in rural areas
Evidence-based strategies that support person-centred and community-driven care models
End of life care: making nurses more comfortable talking about dying
Leading nurses discuss how to equip the profession to support those at the end of life
End of life care: making nurses more comfortable talking about dying
Leading nurses discuss how to equip the profession to support those at the end of life
Providing spiritual care at the end of life: nurses’ roles and perspectives
Learn about the horizontal transcendence model and how nurses can use it with patients
Communicating with patients at the end of life: do you feel well prepared, or daunted?
Tips from expert nurses on asking the right questions – and listening to the answers
Nursing staff recognised in King’s birthday honours list
Awards from King Charles celebrate ‘the incredible work of our profession’, says RCN
End of life services should welcome newly qualified nurses and advanced practitioners
Wider career opportunities would improve access to palliative and end of life care
Terminal agitation as a symptom of delirium in advanced cancer at the end of life
Non-pharmacological approaches, what matters to patients and families and nurses' self-care are key
Terminal agitation as a symptom of delirium in advanced cancer at the end of life
Non-pharmacological approaches, what matters to patients and families and nurses' self-care are key
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Implementing palliative and end of life care for people with dementia
Advance care planning is a major factor in providing high-quality palliative dementia care