A national survey has shown that only 35% of nurses
judged the quality of dying and death acceptable for themselves
[12]. Principal factors significantly associated with this perception
were non availability of a written protocol for end-of-life care,
including anticipation of death, informing the family, surrogate
designation, adequate control of pain, attendance of family or
friends at the time of death, and staff meeting with the family
afterwards
A national survey has shown that only 35% of nursesjudged the quality of dying and death acceptable for themselves[12]. Principal factors significantly associated with this perceptionwere non availability of a written protocol for end-of-life care,including anticipation of death, informing the family, surrogatedesignation, adequate control of pain, attendance of family orfriends at the time of death, and staff meeting with the familyafterwards
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