Sometimes the caregiver/nurse grieves the immediate loss of a patient while on the job. What kinds...
Sometimes the caregiver/nurse grieves the immediate loss of a patient while on the job. What kinds of things can we do to help cope/self-care? What are the pros and cons of turning off the "emotional switch"?
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1st and most important immediately discharge patient body from hospital, don't take time
Beacuse after death of patient for very short time period patient family member are less active, drowsiness,loss of thinking and see don't think for voilece so quickly discharge body
How much time we do late in discharging patient body increase rate of voilece
It complete process called emotional switch
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