The Good Life: From Birth to Death.

Nurses are almost always present at birth and at death. The aim was to describe the similarities in nursing care between birthing and end-of-life patients under a humanistic and holistic caring perspective, focusing on pain management, anxiety and stress reduction, self-care and empowerment, and emotional and family support.

The emotion: A crucial component in the care of critically ill patients.

Background: The acquisition of experience is a major concern for nurses in intensive care units. Although the emotional component of the clinical practice of these nurses has been widely studied, greater examination is required to determine how this component influences their learning and practical experience.

Objective: To discover the relationships between emotion, memory and learning and the impacts on nursing clinical practice.

[Application of cognitive techniques in the nursing care of mothers of premature newborns in the neonatal ICU].

Introduction: In neonatal units, situations that cause pain and suffering to parents are common. One such situation occurs when a parent develops negative thoughts about the child. These thoughts, in turn, negatively affect the parent-child relationship.