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Nursing decisions to navigate when dying patients become unresponsive
Flinders University research published in the Journal of Advanced Nursing has examined how specialist palliative care nurses navigate these complex decisions and found they draw on clinical expertise, ethical judgment, close observation…
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Flinders University researchers analyzed how specialist palliative care nurses manage decisions for dying patients who become unresponsive, publishing their findings in the Journal of Advanced Nursing. The study identified four key guides nurses use: clinical expertise, ethical judgment, close observation of the patient, and active engagement with the family. Lead author Tricia O'Connor emphasized that building relationships with patients and their families significantly shapes nurses’ decision‑making during the final days of care.
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