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Promoting global health and well-being of Indigenous youth through the connection of land and culture-based activism by Freeman, Bonnie M.

“…This research explores and supports the importance of Indigenous cultural knowledge and practices as guiding factors in understanding the agency and actions of…”
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Effectiveness of an interdisciplinary palliative care intervention for family caregivers in lung cancer by Sun, Virginia, Grant, Marcia, Koczywas, Marianna, Freeman, Bonnie, Zachariah, Finly, Fujinami, Rebecca, Ferraro, Catherine Del, Uman, Gwen, Ferrell, Betty

“…BACKGROUND Family caregivers (FCGs) experience significant deteriorations in quality of life while caring for patients with lung cancer. In this study, the…”
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Co-creating a new Charter for equitable and inclusive co-creation: insights from an international forum of academic and lived experience experts by Mulvale, Gillian, Moll, Sandra, Phoenix, Michelle, Buettgen, Alexis, Freeman, Bonnie, Murray-Leung, Louise, Micsinszki, Samantha K, Mulalu, Lulwama, Vrzovski, Alexa, Foisy, Christina

“…BackgroundCo-creation approaches, such as co-design and co-production, aspire to power-sharing and collaboration between service providers and service users,…”
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Advancing a collective vision for equity‐based cocreation through prototyping at an international forum by Phoenix, Michelle, Moll, Sandra, Vrzovski, Alexa, Bhaskar, Le‐Tien, Micsinszki, Samantha, Bruce, Emma, Mulalu, Lulwama, Hossain, Puspita, Freeman, Bonnie, Mulvale, Gillian, Consortium, CoPro

“…Background Cocreation has the potential to engage people with lived and living experiences in the design and evaluation of health and social services. However,…”
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Compassionate person-centered care for the dying: an evidence-based palliative care guide for nurses by Freeman, Bonnie

“…A milestone resource for palliative care nurses that facilitates evidence-based compassionate and humanistic care of the dying "... a valuable contribution to…”
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CARES: An Acronym Organized Tool for the Care of the Dying by Freeman, Bonnie

“…Providing symptom-based care during the last days or hours of life in a hospital setting requires a complex set of skills and interactions. Often, nurses are…”
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Final Journey: A reference booklet for families of dying patients by Zachariah, Finly, Mooney, Stefanie, Banerjee, Chandana, Buga, Sorin, Freeman, Bonnie

“…Abstract only 189 Background: Family members will carry the memory of the death of their loved-one with them for the rest of their lives. If they perceive…”
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Improving Knowledge, Comfort, and Confidence of Nurses Providing End-of-Life Care in the Hospital Setting Through Use of the CARES Tools by Stacy, Alison, Magdic, Kathy, Rosenzweig, Margaret, Freeman, Bonnie, Verosky, Denise

“…Although most individuals prefer to die at home, approximately 60% of Americans die in the hospital setting. Nurses are inadequately prepared to provide…”
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CARES : un outil sous la forme d'acronyme organisé pour le soin aux mourants by FREEMAN, Bonnie

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Police encounters among a community sample of children and youth accessing mental health services by Liegghio, Maria, Van Katwyk, Trish, Freeman, Bonnie, Caragata, Lea, Sdao-Jarvie, Kathy, Brown, Kenneth Cory, Sandha, Angele

“…Generally, within the Canadian context, scholarship on police encounters with persons living with mental illness has focused on the experiences of adults and…”
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First Nations, Maori, American Indians, and Native Hawaiians as Sovereigns: EAP with Indigenous Nations Within Nations by Haring, Rodney C., Hudson, Māui, Erickson, Louisa, Taualii, Maile, Freeman, Bonnie

“…Indigenous workforces have existed across the world since the creation of Earth. What has changed is the evolution of multicultural societies, governments, and…”
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The CARES tool: Development and applications by Freeman, Bonnie

“…The CARES tool is an acronym organized educational guide that addresses the most common symptom management needs of the dying: Comfort, Airway, Restlessness…”
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Improving Palliative Cancer Care by Del Ferraro, Catherine, Ferrell, Betty, Van Zyl, Carin, Freeman, Bonnie, Klein, Linda

“…Over a decade ago, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) presented Ensuring Quality Cancer Care in the United States, with recommendations for change (IOM, 1999)…”
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Part V: Additional Applications by Freeman, Bonnie

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Part III: Foundation and Use by Freeman, Bonnie

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Part VI: Leading Change—Stories and Perspectives From Sunnybrook by Freeman, Bonnie

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Part IV: Barriers and Challenges by Freeman, Bonnie

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Part I: Care for the Dying by Freeman, Bonnie

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Foreword by Freeman, Bonnie

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Prologue: Reflections on End-of-Life Care by Freeman, Bonnie

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