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Nurses’ Experiences of Reminiscing with HIV Patients at End of Life Our names and credentials

Nurses’ Experiences of Reminiscing with HIV Patients at End of Life Our names and credentials. What are Nurses’ Experiences When Reminiscing with HIV Patients at End of Life?. Discussion/implications for practice?. What is Reminiscence?. Recollection of past experiences

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Nurses’ Experiences of Reminiscing with HIV Patients at End of Life Our names and credentials

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  1. Nurses’ Experiences of Reminiscing with HIV Patients at End of Life Our names and credentials What are Nurses’ Experiences When Reminiscing with HIV Patients at End of Life? Discussion/implications for practice? What is Reminiscence? • Recollection of past experiences • Unstructured process of life review • Informal therapy that may increase EOL patient’s life satisfaction and decrease depression METHODS • . Design: Qualitative Study Setting: Urban Hospitals and Community Centers Sample: Advanced Practice Nurses Methodology: Face to Face Interviews Using Questionnaires PRELIMINARY FINDINGS • Themes and quotes go here HIV/End of Life? Conceptual Framework We will discuss this Future Directions • Theory of Cognitive Adaptation • Develop a framework to facilitate the use of reminiscence therapy with patients at end of life • Create protocol • Education REFERENCES

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