2022
DOI: 10.1080/13576275.2022.2034773
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Dying is never beautiful, but there are beautiful moments: qualitative interviews with those affected on the subject of ‘good dying’

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“…Although the home is recognized in the literature as a place of good death [ 9 , 43 ], both patients and family members can face different stressors, since death still refers to suffering and loneliness [ 44 ]. Even though the home is seen as a valued site for both care and death, family caregivers expressed difficulties.…”
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“…Although the home is recognized in the literature as a place of good death [ 9 , 43 ], both patients and family members can face different stressors, since death still refers to suffering and loneliness [ 44 ]. Even though the home is seen as a valued site for both care and death, family caregivers expressed difficulties.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Resisting change and avoiding one’s mortality can lead to dysfunctional coping mechanisms and increased suffering [ 8 ], whereas an accepting attitude can reduce worries and help guarantee a good death [ 9 ]. According to current research, discussing death-related themes can potentially reduce grief and even create opportunities for personal growth [ 10 ].…”
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confidence: 99%