Abstract Background and Aim: Due to the high mortality of patients admitted to Intensive
Care Units (ICUs), the provision of high quality nursing care, especially for patients admitted …

Abstract Background and Aim: Due to the high mortality of patients admitted to Intensive
Care Units (ICUs), the provision of high quality nursing care, especially for patients admitted …

Objective: To determine the feasibility of using nurse ratings of quality of dying and death to
assess quality of end-of-life care in the intensive care unit and to determine factors …

Objective We compared perceptions of the quality of dying and death in the ICU across
nurses, resident physicians, attending physicians, and family members. The aim was to …

Nursing managers have paid special attention to quality assessment as an important
management tool for improving nursing performance and the quality of nursing care. This …

Death is fundamental to the nature of being human. Critical care nurses and oncology
nurses care for dying patients daily. The process of dying in intensive care units (ICUs) and …

Objective Although most intensive care unit (ICU) admissions originate in the emergency
department (ED), a substantial number of admissions arrive from hospital wards. Patients …

Introduction and aim Death is a complex, subjective phenomenon that requires an
understanding of experiences to be qualified to provide care during the end-of-life process …

Aim. The present study aimed to determine the quality of end-of-life nursing care in the
intensive care unit from the perspective of critical care nurses. Background. Assessing the …

Purpose Providing high‐quality end‐of‐life care is a challenging area in intensive care
practice. The aim of the current study was to assess the practice of registered nurses (RNs) …