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REFERENCES Ay, F., Gençtürk, N. (2013).Midwifery student’s opinions related to death, terminal period and palliative care: focus group study. Florence Ni̇ghti̇ngale Journal of Nursing, 21(3):164-171. Baillie, L. (2009). Patient dignity in an acute hospital setting: a case study. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 46(1): 23–36. Benner, P., Kerchner, S., Corless, I. B., Davies, B. (2003). Attending death as a human passage: core nursing principles for end-of-life care. American journal of critical care : an official publication, American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, 12(6), 558–561. Çelik, N. (2019).The intensive care nurses’ attitudes toward of death and principles about die with dignity. Mersin University Journal of Health Sciences, 12 (2): 316-327 Çevik, B., Kav, S. (2013).Attitudes and experiences of nurses toward death and caring for dying patients in Turkey.Cancer Nursing, 36(6):58–65. Dağ, A., Badır, A.(2017).The effects of certain characteristics of physicians and nurses on attitudes related to principles about dying with dignity. Journal Dokuz Eylul University Faculty of Nursing,10(4), 186-192. Demir, A., Sançar, B., Yazgan, E.Ö., Özcan, S., Duyan, V.(2017).i Intensıve care and oncology nurses’ perceptıons and experıences wıth ‘futıle medıcal care’ and ‘prıncıples of good death’. Turkish Journal Of Geriatrics,20(2):116-124. Duyan, V. (2014)Reliability and validity study on the assessment of attitudes towards principles about die with dignity. Turkish Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care; 8(1): 25–31 Duyan, V., Serpen, A. S., Duyan, G., & Yavuz, S. (2016). Opinions of Social Workers in Turkey About the Principles on Die with Dignity. Journal of Religion and Health, 55(6), 1938–1953. Guo, Q., Jacelon, C.S. (2014).An integrative review of dignity in end-of-life care. Palliative Medicine,28(7), 931–940. Hasgül, E.(2017, April ). Opinions of home care students about respectable death principles IV. International Multidisciplinary Congress of Eurasia Proceedings., Barcelona, Spain. Işıkhan, V.(2008). Choices of death place in terminal stage cancer patients. Turkish Journal Of Oncology. 23(1): 34-44. Kennedy,G.(2016).The Importance of Patient Dignity in Care at the End of Life. The Ulster Medical Journal, 85(1):45–48. Kızılkaya, M., Koştu, N. (2006).The concept of death in the elderly and nursing approach. Journal of Atatürk University School Of Nursing,9(4):69-74. Ko, E., Kwak, J., Nelson-Becker, H. (2015). What constitutes a good and bad death?: perspectives of homeless older adults. Death Studies, 39(7): 422–432. Matiti, M.R., Trorey, G. (2004). Perceptual adjustment levels: patients’perception of their dignity in the hospital setting. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 41(7): 735-744. Pierson, C. M., Curtis, J. R., Patrick, D. L. (2002). A good death: a qualitative study of patients with advanced AIDS. AIDS Care, 14(5), 587–598. Staats., K, Christensen, K., Grov, EK., Husebø, BS., Tranvåg, O. (2022). Healthcare professionals' perceptions of dignity-preserving care for older home-dwelling women with incurable cancer in Norway. J Women Aging,Sep-Oct;34(5):567-581. Tehranineshat, B., Rakhshan, M., Torabizadeh, C., Fararouei, M. (2020). Patient dignity in iranian clinical care settings as perceived by physicians, caregivers, and patients. J Multidiscip Healthc, Sep (16);13:923-933 Thomas, C., Morris, SM., Clark, D. (2004). Place of death: preferences among cancer patients and their carers. Social Science & Medicine, 58(12):2431–2444. Uzunkaya Oztoprak, P., Terzioglu, F. (2021). Attitudes of oncology nurses towards care of dying patients and the principles of dying with dignity and their views on good death. Omega, 302228211057743 World Health Organization.int [homepage on the internet]. Cancer. [Cited 2023 October10]. Available from: https://www.wma.net
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REFERENCES Ay, F., Gençtürk, N. (2013).Midwifery student’s opinions related to death, terminal period and palliative care: focus group study. Florence Ni̇ghti̇ngale Journal of Nursing, 21(3):164-171. Baillie, L. (2009). Patient dignity in an acute hospital setting: a case study. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 46(1): 23–36. Benner, P., Kerchner, S., Corless, I. B., Davies, B. (2003). Attending death as a human passage: core nursing principles for end-of-life care. American journal of critical care : an official publication, American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, 12(6), 558–561. Çelik, N. (2019).The intensive care nurses’ attitudes toward of death and principles about die with dignity. Mersin University Journal of Health Sciences, 12 (2): 316-327 Çevik, B., Kav, S. (2013).Attitudes and experiences of nurses toward death and caring for dying patients in Turkey.Cancer Nursing, 36(6):58–65. Dağ, A., Badır, A.(2017).The effects of certain characteristics of physicians and nurses on attitudes related to principles about dying with dignity. Journal Dokuz Eylul University Faculty of Nursing,10(4), 186-192. Demir, A., Sançar, B., Yazgan, E.Ö., Özcan, S., Duyan, V.(2017).i Intensıve care and oncology nurses’ perceptıons and experıences wıth ‘futıle medıcal care’ and ‘prıncıples of good death’. Turkish Journal Of Geriatrics,20(2):116-124. Duyan, V. (2014)Reliability and validity study on the assessment of attitudes towards principles about die with dignity. Turkish Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care; 8(1): 25–31 Duyan, V., Serpen, A. S., Duyan, G., & Yavuz, S. (2016). Opinions of Social Workers in Turkey About the Principles on Die with Dignity. Journal of Religion and Health, 55(6), 1938–1953. Guo, Q., Jacelon, C.S. (2014).An integrative review of dignity in end-of-life care. Palliative Medicine,28(7), 931–940. Hasgül, E.(2017, April ). Opinions of home care students about respectable death principles IV. International Multidisciplinary Congress of Eurasia Proceedings., Barcelona, Spain. Işıkhan, V.(2008). Choices of death place in terminal stage cancer patients. Turkish Journal Of Oncology. 23(1): 34-44. Kennedy,G.(2016).The Importance of Patient Dignity in Care at the End of Life. The Ulster Medical Journal, 85(1):45–48. Kızılkaya, M., Koştu, N. (2006).The concept of death in the elderly and nursing approach. Journal of Atatürk University School Of Nursing,9(4):69-74. Ko, E., Kwak, J., Nelson-Becker, H. (2015). What constitutes a good and bad death?: perspectives of homeless older adults. Death Studies, 39(7): 422–432. Matiti, M.R., Trorey, G. (2004). Perceptual adjustment levels: patients’perception of their dignity in the hospital setting. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 41(7): 735-744. Pierson, C. M., Curtis, J. R., Patrick, D. L. (2002). A good death: a qualitative study of patients with advanced AIDS. AIDS Care, 14(5), 587–598. Staats., K, Christensen, K., Grov, EK., Husebø, BS., Tranvåg, O. (2022). Healthcare professionals' perceptions of dignity-preserving care for older home-dwelling women with incurable cancer in Norway. J Women Aging,Sep-Oct;34(5):567-581. Tehranineshat, B., Rakhshan, M., Torabizadeh, C., Fararouei, M. (2020). Patient dignity in iranian clinical care settings as perceived by physicians, caregivers, and patients. J Multidiscip Healthc, Sep (16);13:923-933 Thomas, C., Morris, SM., Clark, D. (2004). Place of death: preferences among cancer patients and their carers. Social Science & Medicine, 58(12):2431–2444. Uzunkaya Oztoprak, P., Terzioglu, F. (2021). Attitudes of oncology nurses towards care of dying patients and the principles of dying with dignity and their views on good death. Omega, 302228211057743 World Health Organization.int [homepage on the internet]. Cancer. [Cited 2023 October10]. Available from: https://www.wma.net