LIVED EXPERIENCES OF LETRANITE NURSING STUDENTS ON DEATH AND DYING: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROACH

Jayson  G. Celerio,; Maricar  M. Ramos,; Jamie Williams  E. Rodriguez,; Maria Gleis Fiona  S. Salcedo,; Tanya  F. Taccad,

LIVED EXPERIENCES OF LETRANITE NURSING STUDENTS ON DEATH AND DYING: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROACH

Maricar M. Ramos | Jamie Williams E. Rodriguez | Maria Gleis Fiona S. Salcedo | Tanya F. Taccad | Jayson G. Celerio

Abstract:

This study is a phenomenological research on the experiences of three Letran nursing students on death and dying. It determined their feelings the first time they witnessed the death of their patients. The study revealed themes such as nervousness, guilt, fear, gladness, hope and acceptance.