All Stories

  1. A 100 years of pathologising normalcy of grief
  2. The realities of work/life balance in palliative care
  3. Spare a thought for the lonely: the role of palliative care
  4. Exploring the experiences of adults adjustment when living with a primary brain tumour
  5. Palliative care for all: the Global North and South
  6. Reflecting on the ‘Palliative care’ column
  7. When death is part of us: challenges for community nursing
  8. Attending to the spiritual needs of dying patients
  9. Facilitating dying at home through the Hospice at Home service
  10. Storytelling in palliative and end-of-life care
  11. Dying Matters Awareness Week 2023: death, dying and grief in the workplace
  12. Living beyond death and dying: managing the challenges of loss and grief among community nurses
  13. Sobriety in death and dying: a delicate balance to achieve
  14. Labour of caring in palliative care
  15. Enhancing quality of life against all odds
  16. Challenges of living with a primary brain tumour
  17. Understanding the dying person's perspective
  18. The Queen dies: lessons beyond palliative care
  19. Progress in palliative care: serious illness conversations for community nurses
  20. Uncertainty, COVID-19, dignity and palliative care
  21. Equality, diversity and inclusive leadership in palliative care
  22. Being the asset in palliative care
  23. Thinking out loud: what you can do before you die
  24. Storytelling in palliative care
  25. Reflecting on caring and death anxiety during the pandemic
  26. Achieving equity of access to palliative care
  27. Back to basics: communication in palliative care
  28. Focus on the patient: applying the essentials of palliative care
  29. Focus on the patient: applying the essentials of palliative care
  30. IJPN Palliative Care Nurse of the Year Award 2021: Nicola Kearney
  31. Transformation of death
  32. The struggle for assisted dying in the UK: lessons from Western Australia
  33. Using Death Cafés as a method for discussing death and dying with third year student nurses
  34. Improving palliative care access
  35. Delivering palliative care in the post-pandemic era
  36. Achieving palliative care access for all: a lens on Scotland
  37. Being in a good place to die?
  38. A lens on international palliative care nursing in the community
  39. When death is part of us: supporting community nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic
  40. Frailty and the need for palliative care
  41. Attachment bonds and adjustment to grief
  42. Valuing community palliative care nursing during the pandemic
  43. Rethinking suffering in palliative care
  44. Sharing experiences of death and end-of-life care
  45. Understanding emotional pain in palliative care
  46. Enhancing spiritual harmony in palliative care
  47. Strengthening palliative care in today's challenges
  48. Impact of COVID-19 on loss and grief: a personal lens
  49. COVID-19 pandemic: changing the way we live and die
  50. Social prescribing: combating loneliness is everyone's business
  51. The profile of place of death
  52. Death rituals in modern society
  53. Death and dying in the community in 2020: what's different?
  54. ‘Put life into their days, and not days into their life’
  55. The many challenges of living with prostate cancer
  56. Caring as a source of death anxiety in palliative care
  57. Supporting the bereaved in palliative care
  58. When words make a difference in palliative care
  59. Affording patients their dying wish at the end of life
  60. Paradoxes of death and dying
  61. Shifting perspectives in palliative and end-of-life care: a personal view
  62. Dignity in death: implementing the NHS Long Term Plan
  63. The blueprint for palliative care provision
  64. Is death still a taboo subject in palliative care?
  65. Fatigue in palliative care
  66. Rethinking respite care in palliative care settings
  67. Responding to emotions experienced by patients in palliative care
  68. Correspondence
  69. Preparing for death with a ‘buddy’…..
  70. Cultural competence in palliative care and a world of multiculturalism
  71. Cultural competence in palliative care and a world of multiculturalism
  72. Researching palliative care: remaining true to the ontological subjective of patients
  73. Embracing palliative care within compassionate communities: a personal viewpoint
  74. Community palliative care clinical nurse specialists as independent prescribers: part 2
  75. Loss, grief and bereavement: an inescapable link in palliative care
  76. Community palliative care clinical nurse specialists as independent prescribers: part 1
  77. Beginning with the end: The experience of dying in 2018
  78. Sparing a thought for the homeless: Using a palliative care lens
  79. The moment of death: The threshold concept and identity
  80. The challenges of being precise about death
  81. Predicting dying in palliative care
  82. Delivering palliative care in a changing world
  83. Being lonely and isolated: Challenges for palliative care
  84. Physical exercise for those living with and beyond cancer: Changing perceptions in palliative caring
  85. Dying Matters Awareness Week: What can you do for palliative care?
  86. Controlling the controllable in community palliative care
  87. The small things matter in end of life care: a personal reflection
  88. Do you come here often? The idea of a death café
  89. Dementia and palliative care: a challenge for all
  90. Death anxiety and palliative nursing
  91. Sparing a thought for the prostate
  92. How do we achieve a good death?
  93. The Government's commitment to palliative care
  94. The essential pillars of palliative care
  95. For they don't know what they don't know
  96. Achieving quality of life against all the odds
  97. Recognising qualitative demands in palliative care: subtle and invisible
  98. Competing spheres of work/life balance in palliative care
  99. Spiritual needs in palliative care and the possibility of being nothing
  100. Challenges of loss and grief in palliative care nursing
  101. Children: a protected species in palliative care
  102. Taking a closer look at partnership in palliative care
  103. Looking at palliative care from a wider perspective
  104. Facing death: ‘in our unconscious, we are immortal’
  105. Making sense of life and death from a death tree
  106. Decision making in palliative and end-of-life care
  107. Dying at home: reconciling with patient and family wishes
  108. What about dignity? A professional discussion
  109. Developing palliative care globally: facing the challenge
  110. Engaging in reminiscence with palliative care patients
  111. Dying matters: you asked, I answered
  112. Using complementary therapies in palliative care
  113. Knowledge of impending death and its effect on quality of dying
  114. The challenges of dying: lessons for palliative care
  115. Buffering burnout among staff in palliative care: a pledge for 2015