The question of transference has been extensively covered in nursing literature. Faced with a patient approaching the end of life, caregivers, emotionally shaken, sometimes lose their therapeutic bearings. By drawing on the principles of countertransference, they can support these patients with all the necessary empathy, without becoming lost in the complexity of transference issues.
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