Lai, Wei-Shu Graduate Student
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Admission |
Name |
Thesis Title |
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2015 |
Tai, Chin-Nan |
Exploring the current status of the post-mortem care by nursing professionals in an Intensive Care Unit |
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2016 |
Huang, Shih-Ling |
Exploring the experiences and needs of impending death discharge among cancer patients’ families |
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Liao, Fu-Hsin |
Exploring the impact of free flap reconstruction on obstructive sleep apnea of patients with oral and oropharynx cancer: A preliminary study |
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2017 |
Liu, Li-Chen |
Development of “Integration of Postmortem Care and Acute Bereavement Care” entrustable professional activities |
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Wu, Man-Ting |
Development of a bereavement risk assessment tool |
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2018 |
Wu, Yuan-Ting |
The effectiveness of grief intervention in reducing the prolonged grief disorder of bereaved family members: A systematic review and meta-analysis |
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Lin, Yi-Hsin |
Experience and demand of death preparations for significant others of terminal cancer patients |
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Nguyen Thi Dan |
Nurses’ difficulties and self-reported practices about palliative care for cancer patients in Vietnam |
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2020 |
Chiu, Tzu-Yun |
Assessing the feasibility, acceptability and potential effectiveness of dignity therapy for patients with terminal cancer in Taiwan |
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Han, Ying-Fang |
Evaluation of the reliability and validity of the bereavement risk assessment tool |
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2021
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Chang, Yu-Jou |
The experience and care needs on undergoing fellow patients’ death in cancer patients during hospitalization: A descriptive phenomenology study |
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Liu, Shi-Chia |
Development and evaluation of “medical telephone communication” entrustable professional activities |
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Huang, Yu-Syuan |
The effectiveness of artificial intelligence chatbox for hypertension management in Taiwan |
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2022 |
Mahdiansyah Priska Ekayanti |
Dignity of Patients with Cancer in Indonesia |
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Pham Duc Tuan |
Dignity and its influencing factors in patients with cancer in Vietnam |
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Shi,Yi-Xin |
Exploring the Relationship Between Family Caregivers' Burden, Self-Perceived Burden, and Dignity Distress in Non-Cancer Terminal Patients: A Cross-Sectional Study |