Introduction Due to philosophical tensions between end-of-life care and emergency care,
nurses in the emergency department face challenges in the provision of end-of-life care. The …

Importance There are more than 140 million annual visits to emergency departments (EDs)
in the US. The role of EDs in providing care at or near the end of life is not well …

Introduction: The inevitability of human mortality encourages the care system to enhance the
quality of life (QOL) at the end of life. However, the main problem is that the boundaries of …

In South Korea, the number of cancer patients continues to rise, indicating that nurses have
greater access to end-of-life care in clinical settings. This study examined the relationship …

There have been significant advancements in the fields of medicine, demography, and
pathology. These disciplines have contributed to the classification and control of death and …

Context EMS providers frequently encounter patients in end-of-life situations. These
situations can become ethically challenging depending on the nature of the event …

Background An ageing population and increasing chronicity of illness will likely contribute to
increasing presentations to the emergency department (ED) by patients at the end-of-life …

Providing a good death can be one of the most important goals of end-of-life care. This study
aimed to investigate the relationship between the concept of good death with clinical end-of …

Patients who are affected with severe chronic illness or in need for end-of-life care ((EOLC),
they are mainly treated in the emergency departments (EDs) to provide the utmost amount of …

Background Emergency physicians are frequently faced with making decisions regarding
how aggressive to be in caring for critically ill patients. We aimed to identify factors that …