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The Object of Gratitude in Palliative Care: A Phenomenological Study

Medicine and Health

The Object of Gratitude in Palliative Care: A Phenomenological Study

M. Arantzamendi, M. Aparicio, et al.

This groundbreaking study conducted by María Arantzamendi and colleagues delves into the profound essence of gratitude in palliative care. By analyzing gratitude letters and personal experiences, the research reveals how feelings of gratitude extend beyond symptom management to affirming the intrinsic value of patients and healthcare professionals alike, even in the face of mortality.... show more
Abstract
Publisher
Palliative Care & Social Practice
Published On
Jan 01, 2023
Authors
María Arantzamendi, Miren Aparicio, Cristina Centeno, Gonzalo Day, José María Carrasco, Inmaculada de la Cruz, Beatriz Rodríguez, Carmen Sáenz, Olga Benito, Enrique P. Rivera
Tags
gratitude
palliative care
phenomenological approach
patient experience
healthcare professionals
wellness
suffering

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