01319cam a22001938i 4500008004100000020001800041020001800059050002400077082001300101100001800114245019600132260005000328300002100378500005100399520061700450650002601067650001901093650001301112211208s2022    enk      b    001 0 eng    a9781032181738  a978100325323500aRT87.T45bW458 202200a616.02/91 aWhite, Lacie,10aPalliative care nursing as mindfulness :bembodying a relational ethic through strong emotion, uncertainty and death /cLacie White with contributions from Anne Bruce and Christine McPherson.  aAbingdon, Oxon; New York, NYbRoutledgec2022  axx, 139pp.bill.  aincludes bibliographical references and index.  a"As nurses, we hear about mindfulness all the time, but what does that actually mean in practice? In this book readers are invited into conversation to explore how mindfulness influences palliative care nurses' approaches to caring for themselves and others through experiences of living-dying. Those seeking nuanced perspectives, particularly in relation to embodying mindfulness through suffering and strong emotion, will be drawn to this text. Qualitative researchers studying emotionally sensitive topics may also find inspiration in the narrative, arts-based, and embodied methods that shape this inquiry"-- 0aPalliative treatment. 0aTerminal care. 0aNursing.