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Families may benefit from spiritual care in acute settings when loved ones are coming to the end of their lives

Paul Boland, Zoe Geddes, James Hill

27 August 2020

Roberta Heale

19 August 2021

Nurses have a heightened sense of duty and dedication to patient care during pandemics and epidemics

Elaheh Haghgoshayie, Gholamreza Faridaalaee, Edris Hasanpoor

26 October 2020

Strengthening contextual policy and training can empower nurses to reduce their sexual harassment

Sumeeta Kapoor, Naveen Grover

11 August 2020

Exploring the challenges of patient flow in acute hospital settings: a Delphi study

Muili Lawal

17 November 2020

Telehealth assessment by nurses is a high-level skill where interpretation involves the use of paralanguage as well as objective information

Linda McGrath, Amelia Swift

12 August 2020

Patients with advanced heart failure benefit from tailored multidisciplinary palliative care interventions

Rachel Kennedy

11 February 2020

9–10 months postbereavement, caregiver grief, quality of life and general health are comparable with people who are non-caregivers and not recently bereaved

Jane Nicol

18 March 2020

Patients with hospital-onset sepsis are less likely to receive sepsis bundle care than those with community-onset sepsis

Aneesh Basheer

2 June 2020

Lack of education and co-ordination of care are main factors affecting palliative care provision by primary care practitioners

Veronika Williams

25 March 2020

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