End-of-Life Care: and Nurses
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"End-of-Life Care: Nurses Speak Out" by Ferrell, Virani, Grant, Coyne, and Uman (2000). The authors of this article were researchers at the City of Hope National Medical Center located in Duarte, California. These researchers possess credentials to include advanced degrees and certifications such as Rn, PhD, CRNH, CS, and MSN. They were qualified to research and comment on the topic since they are recognized as experts in the nursing field. The purpose of this article was to present results of a survey used to assess nurses regarding how well they meet the needs of the terminally ill patient with regard to physical and emotional care. The surveys were mailed to nurses and the sample for the study numbered 2,333 responses. Average age of respondent wa
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