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dealing with patient deaths

S1E10 – Dealing with Patient Deaths

October 17, 2017 By FreshRN Team Leave a Comment

This episode discusses dealing with patient deaths as it is happening right in front of your eyes, with tips for processing your emotions at home.

Show Notes for the episode that discusses dealing with patient deaths as it is happening right in front of your eyes, with tips for processing your emotions at home.

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Guest Blog Post: A Mother’s Goodbye

December 17, 2015 By Kleber, MSN RN Leave a Comment

Just like I’ve done one hundred times before, I recently held a young patient’s hand while we withdrew life support and they passed away. We have to stay in the rooms throughout the passing in order to administer the pain medication and anti-anxiety medication, and to ensure they are comfortable and calm in their final […]

Filed Under: Patient Care Tagged With: dealing with patient deaths, death and dying, difficult situations, guest posts, patient death, patient stories, personal experience, stories

Something You’re Dying to Talk About

September 15, 2014 By Kleber, MSN RN 1 Comment

Being a critical care nurse, I’ve witnessed quite a few people pass away.  I’ve assisted in taking people off of the ventilator to allow them to pass naturally.  I’ve cared for patients that are donating their organs.  I’ve been there for people when they take their last breath because their loved ones could not bear […]

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