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Anaesthetists' attitudes to intraoperative death
European Journal of Anaesthesiology, 2005A recent survey in the British Medical Journal reported the attitudes of orthopaedic surgeons towards the intraoperative death of a patient. Several replies to this article were from anaesthetists, who pointed out that other staff might be affected by 'death on the table'.
S M, White, O, Akerele
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Death anxiety and attitude to death in patients with schizophrenia and depression
Psychiatry Research, 2020Attitude to death and death anxiety in patients with severe psychiatric disorders have been studied rarely so far, although this is an existential perspective for each human being and clinically seems to be changed in patients with depression and schizophrenia.
Paraskevi, Mavrogiorgou +2 more
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RELATIONSHIP OF RECOLLECTIONS OF FIRST DEATH EXPERIENCE TO CURRENT DEATH ATTITUDES
Death Studies, 2000Previous research (Dickinson, 1992) has investigated adults' memories of their first childhood experience with death. The present study extended this work to examine the relationship of various qualitative aspects of the first experience with death to current death attitudes.
K H, Knight, M H, Elfenbein, L, Capozzi
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1973
‘Millions now living will never die.’ This was the astonishing claim made by a large number of people not so long ago. Many of them, one must suppose, believed it — or was it perhaps the half-belief which Professor Price has been describing for us lately?
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‘Millions now living will never die.’ This was the astonishing claim made by a large number of people not so long ago. Many of them, one must suppose, believed it — or was it perhaps the half-belief which Professor Price has been describing for us lately?
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Personifications of Personal and Typical Death as Related to Death Attitudes
OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying, 2008The present article examined differences in personifications of personal and typical death as a function of attitudes about death. Ninety-eight students enrolled in psychology classes were randomly assigned to personify death as a character in a movie depicting either their own deathbed scene or the deathbed scene of the typical person prior to ...
Jonathan F, Bassett +2 more
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Emotional labour: clinicians' attitudes to death and dying
Journal of Health Organization and Management, 2009PurposeThis paper aims to understand the impact of emotional labour in specific health care settings and its potential effect on patient care.Design/methodology/approachMulti‐method qualitative ethnographic study undertaken in a large ICU in Sydney, Australia using observations from patient case studies, ward rounds and family conferences, open ended ...
Sorensen, Roslyn, Iedema, Rick
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Adolescent Attitudes About Death in Relation to Suicidality
Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, 1996This study examined psychiatrically disturbed adolescents' history of exposure to suicide attempts, completions, and other deaths in relation to attitudes about life and death. A primary goal of the study was to study the mediating processes involved in the impact of loss on suicidality.
P, Gutierrez, C A, King, N, Ghaziuddin
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Life Experience with Death: Relation to Death Attitudes and to the Use of Death-Related Memories
Death Studies, 2008The study examines the relation of death experience to death attitudes and to autobiographical memory use. Participants (N = 52) completed standard death attitude measures and wrote narratives about a death-related autobiographical memory and (for comparison) a memory of a low point.
Susan, Bluck +3 more
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