Dying is never beautiful, but there are beautiful moments: qualitative interviews with those affected on the subject of 'good dying'.

The concept of the good death has been widely considered. However, the perspectives of those affected have not received sufficient attention. In our empirical study, we conducted interviews with 32 people who were confronted with dying; these people were either terminally ill, elderly or else were b...

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Publicado en:Mortality Vol. 28; no. 4; pp. 543 - 562
Autores principales: Heimerl, Katharina, Schuchter, Patrick, Egger, Barbara, Lang, Alexander, Frankus, Elisabeth, Prieth, Sonja, Kaelin, Lukas, Dinges, Stefan, Wegleitner, Klaus, Reitinger, Elisabeth
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Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Nov2023
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          Heimerl, Katharina
          Schuchter, Patrick
          Egger, Barbara
          Lang, Alexander
          Frankus, Elisabeth
          Prieth, Sonja
          Kaelin, Lukas
          Dinges, Stefan
          Wegleitner, Klaus
          Reitinger, Elisabeth
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          Department of Nursing Science, University Vienna, Austria
          Department of Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Psychology, University Graz, Austria
          Department Hospcie and Palliative Care, Kardinal König Haus, Vienna, Austria
          Science, Technology and Social Transformation, Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna, Austria
          Association Sorgenetz, Freelance Researcher and Supervisor, Innsbruck, Austria
          Institute for Practical Philosophy/Ethics, Catholic Private University Linz, Linz, Austria
          Institute for Ethics and Law in Medicine, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria
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