University Nursing Report: Palliative Care and Grief Theory
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This report analyzes the case of a 40-year-old woman, Maria, diagnosed with lung cancer, and her family's experiences with palliative care and grief. It explores the application of grief theories, particularly the Kubler-Ross model, to understand the emotional stages of patients and their families. The report examines denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance within the context of Maria's treatment. It also provides coping strategies for Maria's husband, John, including effective communication, sharing responsibilities, and engaging support teams like bereavement and hospice care. The report emphasizes the importance of holistic nursing approaches and the need for comprehensive support for both patients and their families during end-of-life care. References include relevant studies on grief models and coping mechanisms.
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