Can self-care become an integrated part of end-of-life care? Implications for palliative nursing
Bridget Margaret Johnston
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Bridget Margaret Johnston
Abstract
This article will explore the concept of self-care in end-of-life care, drawing on data from a 2-year post-doctoral study conducted in Scotland.
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This article will explore the concept of self-care in end-of-life care, drawing on data from a 2-year post-doctoral study conducted in Scotland.
Key concepts: End-of-life care, Palliative care, Nursing, Medicine, Psychology