Abstract
ABSTRACT Purpose This study aimed to clarify the factors associated with Japanese nurses’ end-of-lifedecision-making support. Design Cross-sectional study. Methods An online survey was conducted among 278 nurses. Findings Significantly associated factors included visiting nursing, nursing experience duration, female sex, workshopparticipation, and time spent on end-of-life care. Conclusion Visiting nursing was the most significant factor associated with nurses’ end-of-lifedecision-making support. Clinical Evidence Consideration should be given to the curriculum in basic nursing education related to visiting nursing. It shouldinclude end-of-life care as well as resources for end-of-life decision-makingto increase the number of patients who die in their preferred setting.
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