The findings indicate that emotional and ethical tensions in end-of-life cancer care cannot be addressed solely at the level of individual healthcare professionals and highlight the need for stronger interdisciplinary collaboration, more inclusive involvement of nurses in decision-making, greater organisational support...
It is indicated that nursing students demonstrate a relatively high level of reflective capacity, particularly in collaborative reflective processes, and structured reflective activities, mentoring conversations, and guided reflection in clinical environments may strengthen students’ clinical judgement, professional re...
Iris Ruzzier, S. Ličen, Mitja Zdovc et al.· Global Nursing Insights· 0 citations
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