“…[ 27 ] - Training the patient and answering his questions. It is important to provide the patient with the necessary training and answer his questions on these issues: training about discharge and self-care (how to take care of oneself at home[ 34 ] and the discharge process[ 34 ]), answering questions about death and life after death,[ 64 ] answering questions about why I got sick,[ 64 ] talking about nature of the disease and the treatment process[ 8 32 45 46 53 73 ] reporting about the current situation to the patient,[ 39 ] talking about coping with the existing conditions (coping mechanism with the disease[ 49 ] and coping with the sense of loss[ 24 ]), encouraging healthy living (inhaling clean air,[ 59 ] avoiding the health risks,[ 63 ] maintaining the cleanliness and hygiene,[ 43 ] avoiding toxic substances such as cigarettes and alcohol,[ 43 ] and adhering to a vegetarian diet[ 43 ]), increasing the self-awareness (helping the patient to know himself and communicating with himself,[ 48 59 62 74 ] listening to the inner voice,[ 74 ] discussing the patient's values,[ 16 49 ] self-revealing values and spiritual experiences,[ 59 ] expressing concerns,[ 63 ] encouraging to co-ordinate with values,[ 33 ] accepting oneself and reconciling with oneself,[ 33 ] explaining his roles in life,[ 33 ] directing the patient toward self-actualization,[ 33 ] and the recognition of existential capacities),[ 17 49 ] talking about the goals of the patient in life,[ 49 ] increasing individual skills (problem-solving,[ 49 ] positive outlook,[ 62 ] reflect on his experiences,[ 24 ] decision-making,[ 24 ] adjust to the whole situations,[ 24 ] and find the strength to continue[ 24 ]), and providing information according to the patient's need. [ 36 ...
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