ways healthcare providers use to improve patients’ comfort

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Care at the end of life management

Loanys Lazo Delgado

Florida National University

Nursing practice, education, and research are important in managing patients at the end of life. American nurses association position statement is aimed at providing direction for nurses to help in supporting patients as well as the families in acknowledging and adapting to the patient’s impending death. Nurses plays crucial role in determining the symptoms of the patients, taking measurements within their scopes to help in the administration of the drugs, offering other measures for the reduction of symptoms, and working together with other healthcare providers to improve patients’ comfort as well as the understanding and adaptation of the families (American Nurses Association (ANA), 2016).