2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.archger.2009.10.004
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Comfort for the dying: five year retrospective and one year prospective studies of end of life experiences

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“…A broad range of terms have been adopted by researchers to refer to these experiences; "deathbed phenomena" (Brayne, Farnham, & Fenwick, 2006); "deathbed visions" , "deathbed coincidences" (Osis & Haraldsson, 1997); "nearing death awareness" (Callanan & Kelley, 1992); and "End-of-Life Experiences" (Fenwick, Lovelace, & Brayne, 2007). These phenomena have been reported both by those who are dying and also by those who are grieving (Fenwick, Lovelace & Brayne, 2010). Wills-Brandon (2003) suggested that approximately 50-60% of dying individuals who are conscious shortly before their death experience some form of unusual phenomena.…”
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“…A broad range of terms have been adopted by researchers to refer to these experiences; "deathbed phenomena" (Brayne, Farnham, & Fenwick, 2006); "deathbed visions" , "deathbed coincidences" (Osis & Haraldsson, 1997); "nearing death awareness" (Callanan & Kelley, 1992); and "End-of-Life Experiences" (Fenwick, Lovelace, & Brayne, 2007). These phenomena have been reported both by those who are dying and also by those who are grieving (Fenwick, Lovelace & Brayne, 2010). Wills-Brandon (2003) suggested that approximately 50-60% of dying individuals who are conscious shortly before their death experience some form of unusual phenomena.…”
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“…We have carried out studies in hospices and nursing homes in England and Holland (Brayne et al, 2007;Fenwick et al, 2009) looking at the mental states of the dying. This has been a carer study.…”
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“…Dabei findet eine Transformation der Wahrnehmung statt, hin zu einem Zustand jenseits von Angst und Schmerzen, in dem das Ego nicht mehr dominiert [12]. Des Weiteren wurden in den letzten Jahren vor allem im angelsächsischen Raum vermehrt Arbeiten zu ELE publiziert [4,[13][14][15][16][17].…”
Section: End-of-life Experiences: a Survey Among Physicians And Nurseunclassified
“…Dies ist relevant, weil Patienten nicht gerne über ELE sprechen -aus Angst, nicht ernst genommen zu werden [18]. In Untersuchungen aus England fanden es viele der befragten Ärzte und Pflegefachpersonen außerdem schwierig, mit Patienten und Angehörigen sowie untereinander über ELE zu sprechen [2,4,13]. Die meisten der Pflegefachpersonen bedauerten das Fehlen einer vertieften ELE-Ausbildung und hätten ein ELE-Modul in ihrer Ausbildung begrüßt [4,21].…”
Section: End-of-life Experiences: a Survey Among Physicians And Nurseunclassified