Death fear is defined as a morbid, abnormal or persistent anxiety of one's own death or the process of his/her dying. Fear of death is a feeling of dread, apprehension or solicitude (anxiety) when one thinks of the process of dying, or ceasing to ‘be’. Nurses, as healthcare professionals, are exposed to dying patients and their beliefs about death phenomenon can impact on their general health. ...

This study was aimed to be conducted determine the death anxiety and death-related depression of nurses who work in Covid-19 intensive care units. The carried out descriptive with 264 working 11 units within pandemic department a hospital. Data were collected by Nurse Introduction, Templer Death Anxiety Scale Depression Scale. It found that levels high their moderate; scores did not feel any em...

The aim of the present study is to find out life satisfaction and death anxiety students effects on during Covid-19 pandemic. “Satisfaction with life” “Death anxiety” scales filled in by 649 university were evaluated. Independent t-test, one-way analysis variance LSD tests used statistical procedures. difference between scores found be significant terms gender (p

Relationships between bereavement following the death of a grandparent and adolescent death anxiety levels were examined using Hogan's Inventory of Bereavement and the revised Death Anxiety Scale within private schools. Of the 226 adolescent respondents (aged 11-18) who completed questionnaires, 124 had experienced the death of a grandparent. The regression model indicated that grief due to ber...

Death anxiety, a negative affective state that is incited by mortality salience, may be experienced by nurses and other health care workers who are exposed to sickness, trauma, and violence. This paper examines death anxiety and management strategies among health providers in different health settings across cultures. A literature review of the research published since 2000 in the English langu...

Outpatient hemodialysis unit staff members are at risk for psychological stress, including death anxiety, unresolved grieving, and burnout, due to frequent interactions with chronically ill patients who have a high mortality rate. Experiencing death anxiety and burnout may impair the ability to build interpersonal relationships, decrease job satisfaction, and impact quality of patient care. A q...