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L'infirmier(e) et les soins palliatifs - prendre soin : éthique et pratiques

SFAP, Société française d'accompagnement et de soins palliatifs ; Collège des acteurs en soins infirmiers
Elsevier-Masson , 01/2021 , 270 p.

A la vie !

L'homme étoilé
Calmann-Lévy , 01/2020 , 192 p.

Je serai là !

L'homme étoilé
Calmann-Lévy , 01/2021 , 150 p.

Les Peaux-Rouges

BARDIN, Jacques
l'Harmattan , 12/2020 , 82 p.

The practices and attitudes of nurses regarding palliative sedation - a scoping review

HEINO, Linda ; STOLT, Minna ; HAAVISTO, Elina
International journal of nursing studies, 05/2021, vol.117, Pagination inconnue

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Thème : Soins.

SEDATION PALLIATIVE ; INFIRMIERE ; ATTITUDE ; PRATIQUE PROFESSIONNELLE ; SOIN INFIRMIER

Background: Palliative sedation is used as a last-resort option to treat refractory symptoms of dying patients. Nurses are important participants in the process of sedation. However, little is known about palliative sedation from a nursing perspective.
Objectives: To analyze the practices and attitudes of nurses concerning palliative sedation.
Data sources and review methods: A scoping review guided by Arksey and O`Malley`s methodological framework was used to analyze existing peer-reviewed empirical research on the topic of the practices and attitudes of nurses related to the palliative sedation of patients aged 18 years and older. Of the 316 publications identified from the PubMed, CINAHL and Cochrane Library, 17 full-text articles were included in this review. The data of the included articles were charted (author(s), year of publication, country, objectives, study design, data collection, setting, respondents, definition of palliative sedation, focus of the study and key findings), and the results were summarized with inductive content analysis. The PRISMA-ScR checklist was used as a guideline for the reporting in this review.
Results: During the decision-making concerning the start of palliative sedation, nurses usually have an advocatory and supportive role, although the role varies between different countries. This role then changes to a relatively independent performance of sedation; including administration of the medication, monitoring the effectiveness of sedation, and in some cases taking decisions concerning the medication and dosage policy. Further, nurses provide information and compassionate care to both the patient and the family during the process of palliative sedation. Most nurses view palliative sedation as a positive and sometimes necessary last resort therapy to relieve refractory suffering of dying patients. However, sedation poses ethical problems for many nurses. These problems especially concern the essential elements of deciding to use palliative sedation, the depth of sedation, the potential for shortening life, and the loss of social interaction.
Conclusions: Nurses play a key role in palliative sedation, as they often perform sedation independently and have important information about the needs and wishes of both patients and their families due to their unique position at the bedside of the patient. Although nurses generally see palliative sedation as a positive practice for selected patients, many of them feel it is ethically controversial. This scoping review reveals a great need for further research and discussion on the practices and attitudes of nurses regarding palliative sedation.

Origine : ScienceDirect

Development and protocol for a nurse-led telephonic palliative care program

TAN, Audrey J. ; YAMARIK, Rebecca ; BRODY, Abraham A. ; CHUNG, Frank R. ; GRUDZEN, Corita ; EMPALLA TELEPHONIC WORKING GROUP
Nursing outlook, 20/01/2021, p. 1-6

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Effectiveness of an end-of-life nursing education consortium training on registered nurses' educational needs in providing palliative and end-of-life patient care

MANNING, Jennifer ; CREEL, Amanda ; JONES, Nicole
JOURNAL OF HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSING, 02/2021, vol.23, n°1, p. 84-88

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Palliative nursing - the core of Covid-19 care

PAICE, Judith A. ; WHOLIHAN, Dorothy ; DAHLIN, Constance ; ROSA, William E. ; MAZANEC, Polly ; LONG, Carol O. ; THAXTON, Cheryl ; GREER, Kelly
JOURNAL OF HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSING, 02/2021, vol.23, n°1, p. 6-8

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Roles and responsibilities of nurses in advance care planning in palliative care in the acute care setting - a scoping review

FLIEDNER, Monica ; HALFENS, Ruud J. G. ; KING, Cynthia R. ; EYCHMUELLER, Steffen ; LOHRMANN, Christa ; SCHOLS, Jos M. G. A.
JOURNAL OF HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSING, 02/2021, vol.23, n°1, p. 59-68

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Supporting interprofessional engagement in serious illness conversations - an adapted resource

BEDDARD-HUBER, Elizabeth ; STRACHAN, Patricia ; BROWN, Susan ; KENNEDY, Vicki ; MARLES, Maria Mia ; PARK, Sungyou ; ROBERTS, Della
JOURNAL OF HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSING, 02/2021, vol.23, n°1, p. 38-45

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A survey of hospice and palliative care nurses' and holistic nurses' perceptions of spirituality and spiritual care

LUKOVSKY, Julia ; MCGRATH, Elizabeth ; SUN, Carolyn ; FRANKL, Daniel ; BEAUCHESNE, Michelle A.
JOURNAL OF HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSING, 02/2021, vol.23, n°1, p. 28-37

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Factors associated with quality of dying and death in Korean intensive care units - perceptions of nurses

LEE, Haeyoung ; CHOI, Seung-Hye
Healthcare, 05/01/2021, vol.9, n°1, p. 1-11

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Characteristics of advance care planning interventions across dementia stages - a systematic review

KIM, Hyejin ; CHO, Jeonghyun ; PARK, Won Seok ; KIM, Sang Suk
Journal of nursing scholarship, 21/01/2021, Pagination inconnue

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Flemish healthcare providers' attitude towards tiredness of life and euthanasia - a survey study

VAN HUMBEECK, Liesbeth ; PIERS, Ruth ; DE BOCK, Reine ; VAN DEN NOORTGATE, Nele
Aging and mental health, 12/01/2021, p. 1-7

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The differences in nurses' willingness to discuss palliative care with patients and their family members

LIN, Yi-Hsuan ; LIN, Ming-Hwai ; CHEN, Chun-Ku ; YANG, Che ; CHUANG, Ya-Ting ; SHYU, Chuen-Huei ; LIN, Huei-Jin ; CHEN, Hui-Fang ; YANG, Wan-Ling ; CHEN, Ya-Jyun ; CHEN, Tzeng-Ji ; HWANG, Shinn-Jang ; CHANG, Hsiao-Ting
Journal of the Chinese Medical Association, 08/01/2021, p. 1-20

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Hospice palliative care nurses' perceptions of spiritual care and their spiritual care competence - a mixed-methods study

KANG, Kyung-Ah ; CHUN, Jiyoung ; KIM, Hyun Yong ; KIM, Hyeon-Young
Journal of clinical nursing, 12/01/2021, Pagination inconnue

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Oncology nurses' identified educational needs for providing palliative care

PARAJULI, Jyotsana ; HUPCEY, Judith
Western journal of nursing research, 09/01/2021, Pagination inconnue

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Conscientious objection to medical assistance in dying in rural/remote nursing

PANCHUK, Julia ; THIRSK, Lorraine M.
Nursing ethics, 11/01/2021, p. 1-10

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Nurses' perspectives on caring for patients with do-not-resuscitate orders

KELLY, Patricia A. ; BAKER, Kathy A. ; HODGES, Karen M. ; VUONG, Ellen Y. ; LEE, Joyce C. ; LOCKWOOD, Suzy W.
The American journal of nursing, 01/01/2021, vol.121, n°1, p. 26-36

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The palliative care difficulty levels of the nursing students during clinical practices

UNVER, Seher ; KIZILCIK OZKAN, Zeynep ; GI RGI N, Beyza N.
Perspectives in psychiatric care, 23/12/2020, Pagination inconnue

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