How culture shapes nursing students' views on death

This study looks at the experiences of international nursing students who are studying in a foreign country using an English program. By taking part, you'll help researchers understand what it's like to be a nursing student far from home.

This trial tests whether teaching with creative drama based on Leininger's theory helps nursing students become more culturally sensitive and effective. If you are a nursing student who has taken intercultural nursing and most clinical courses, you may be able to join.

This study tests a web-based program to teach nursing students how to care for patients at the end of life and after death. If you are a fourth-year nursing student at Necmettin Erbakan University, this training could help you feel more prepared and confident.

This study explores how Chinese undergraduate students think about death and uses a sandplay activity to understand related feelings. It may help researchers learn more about young adults' attitudes toward death.

This study tests whether a simulation-based training (using a lifelike model) helps nursing students learn how to care for a deceased patient's body. It compares their knowledge, skills, and confidence against students who learn through traditional methods.

This study looks at how nursing students' attitudes toward immigrants and their cultural intelligence may affect their care. It involves a survey for 4th-year nursing students at Ege University who have finished a specific course.