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David Kenneth Wright

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The Canadian Nurse|December 14, 2017
Nursing memes at odds with our valuesDavid Kenneth Wright
Evidence-Based Nursing|November 20, 2024
Nurses should not have to go 'above and beyond' to care for people dying at homeKristina Ma, David Kenneth Wright
International Journal of Nursing Studies|February 14, 2021
Neuropalliative care: An integrative review of the nursing literatureMarianne Sofronas, David Kenneth Wright
Evidence-Based Nursing|July 26, 2024
The complexity of caring for dying residents cannot be understated, nor can its moral significanceKristina Ma, David Kenneth Wright
ANS. Advances in Nursing Science|March 7, 2019
Towards a Guiding Framework for Prison Palliative Care Nursing EthicsHelen Hudson, David Kenneth Wright
Evidence-Based Nursing|March 29, 2020
Without adequate nursing support for families, dying at home threatens the values of a good deathDavid Kenneth Wright, Christine J McPherson
Evidence-Based Nursing|September 18, 2015
Community palliative care use by dementia sufferers may reduce emergency department use at end of lifeDavid Kenneth Wright, Amanda Digel Vandyk
Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal = Revue Canadienne De Nursing Oncologique|September 14, 2012
Theory inspired practice for end-of-life cancer care: an exploration of the McGill Model of NursingDavid Kenneth Wright, Catherine Pugnaire Gros
Nursing Ethics|December 29, 2016
Nurses' moral experiences of assisted death: A meta-synthesis of qualitative researchJames Elmore, David Kenneth Wright, Maude Paradis
Nursing Forum|June 28, 2018
Personhood: An evolutionary concept analysis for nursing ethics, theory, practice, and researchMarianne Sofronas, David Kenneth Wright, Franco A Carnevale
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The Canadian Nurse|December 14, 2017
Nursing memes at odds with our valuesDavid Kenneth Wright
Evidence-Based Nursing|November 20, 2024
Nurses should not have to go 'above and beyond' to care for people dying at homeKristina Ma, David Kenneth Wright
International Journal of Nursing Studies|February 14, 2021
Neuropalliative care: An integrative review of the nursing literatureMarianne Sofronas, David Kenneth Wright
Evidence-Based Nursing|July 26, 2024
The complexity of caring for dying residents cannot be understated, nor can its moral significanceKristina Ma, David Kenneth Wright
ANS. Advances in Nursing Science|March 7, 2019
Towards a Guiding Framework for Prison Palliative Care Nursing EthicsHelen Hudson, David Kenneth Wright
Evidence-Based Nursing|March 29, 2020
Without adequate nursing support for families, dying at home threatens the values of a good deathDavid Kenneth Wright, Christine J McPherson
Evidence-Based Nursing|September 18, 2015
Community palliative care use by dementia sufferers may reduce emergency department use at end of lifeDavid Kenneth Wright, Amanda Digel Vandyk
Canadian Oncology Nursing Journal = Revue Canadienne De Nursing Oncologique|September 14, 2012
Theory inspired practice for end-of-life cancer care: an exploration of the McGill Model of NursingDavid Kenneth Wright, Catherine Pugnaire Gros
Nursing Ethics|December 29, 2016
Nurses' moral experiences of assisted death: A meta-synthesis of qualitative researchJames Elmore, David Kenneth Wright, Maude Paradis
Nursing Forum|June 28, 2018
Personhood: An evolutionary concept analysis for nursing ethics, theory, practice, and researchMarianne Sofronas, David Kenneth Wright, Franco A Carnevale
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