What Really Matters at the End-of-Life.

Mary Gergis; Ent Michael

What Really Matters at the End-of-Life.

Mary Gergis
, Ent Michael

Nursing, School of

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Abstract

This study was conducted in collaboration with my colleague Michael Ent, a professor of psychology. The study aimed at identifying the hospice and palliative care patients' perspective regarding what really matters at the end-of-life. The researchers worked closely in designing the study, developing data collection surveys, recruiting study participants, data collection as well as qualitative and quantitative analysis of data.

Original language	English
State	Published - 2020
Event	MNRS 2020 Virtual Conference - Virtual Duration: Jan 1 2020 → …

Conference

Conference	MNRS 2020 Virtual Conference
Period	01/1/20 → …

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