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Mesler, Mark A. – Death Studies, 1995
Participant-observation research was conducted in the home care components of a free-standing inpatient facility associated with several hospice organizations over three years. The data are reported using negotiated order theory as a framework for understanding the hospice movement and its attempts to change the experience of dying. (JPS)
Descriptors: Death, Higher Education, Hospices (Terminal Care), Interviews
White, Hazel Lee – 1996
This study sought to identify from the literature the type of preparation nurse practitioners receive and the practices they use in the care of terminally ill patients as well as to determine from a study of five practitioners in rural health clinics in Mississippi their perception of their training, their philosophy, and the strategies they use…
Descriptors: Clinics, Counseling, Death, Education Work Relationship