Nurses’ Experiences When Reminiscing with HIV Patients at End of Life

Nov 25, 2025

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This study explores how nurses engage in reminiscing with HIV patients at the end of life, examining the impact on patient well-being. Qualitative data from face-to-face interviews with Advanced Practice Nurses reveal insights into this informal therapy approach. Preliminary findings suggest potential benefits for patient life satisfaction and reduction in depression. This research highlights the importance of nurses' role in facilitating positive end-of-life experiences for patients with HIV.

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Nurses’ Experiences When Reminiscing with HIV Patients at End of Life

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Nurses’ Experiences When Reminiscing with HIV Patients at End of Life Juliette Shellman, Ph.D., Betty Morgan, Ph.D., Marisa Shuman, BSN, RN, & Jenna Connolly University of Massachusetts Lowell
Background
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
Sample and Setting
Preliminary Findings
Maybe more about the themes here?
Implications for Practice
Future Directions