Jennifer S Laurent, Connie L Tompkins, Leigh-Anne Cioffredi, Emelia Wollenburg, Denise Smith, Elisabeth Fontaine
Are we underestimating overweight and obesity prevalence in children?
Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.)
evaluate impact mentoring programme medical students palliative care rotation aimed improving coping death attitudes towards suffering produced illness quasiexperimental study without control group carried secondyear medical students five 1h group sessions conducted attitudes towards grief coping death assessed mentoring programme began afterwards using brief humanizar scale bugens coping death scale respectively terms sense grieving measured brief humanizar scale mean score burden factor 7 points change factor 286 indicating suffering makes sense lever positive change burden regarding bugens coping death scale mean score 1278 points mentoring programme 1392 afterwards hence score mentoring programme increased 114 points improving strategies cope death medical professionals must cope death endoflife patients addition scientific knowledge students need acquire competencies better coping death patients mentoring programmes helping enhance process learning