This book focuses on the critical role psychiatric nurses play in providing compassionate and holistic care to individuals nearing the end of life. The book covers key aspects of palliative care, including pain management, emotional support, and addressing psychological distress. It also discusses how nurses can help families navigate the emotional challenges of end-of-life care. The text emphasizes the importance of communication, ethical decision-making, and supporting patients' dignity during this sensitive time. This book is essential for psychiatric nurses involved in end-of-life care, offering practical insights into this important area of practice.
Rowan Guevara is a leader in exploring the role of psychiatric nurses in end-of-life care, focusing on providing compassionate care to individuals facing terminal illnesses. His work includes research on the psychological needs of terminal patients and their families. Rowan advocates for the integration of mental health care in end-of-life settings to improve quality of life. He trains nurses to provide empathetic, patient-centered care during end-of-life transitions.