THE NURSES ROLE IN PALLIATIVE CARE WITH CHILDREN IN SEVERE HEALTH CONDITIONS
Keywords:
Palliative Care, Children, Kosova, Patients, Nurse, etc.Abstract
Nowadays palliative care in children has become more complex due to the health conditions and also in the view of the complexity of psycho-social care. Pediatric palliative nursing care is both stressful and rewarding, and it requires coping skills, confidence, and other attributes for successful patient care and nursing practice.
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