Edgework
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Exploring the limits of safety, social convention, and so on. Usually
associated with voluntary risk taking.
compassion fatigue
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When health care workers lose compassion and empathy for clients over
time as a result of ongoing stress at work.
,Active Dying
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The process of dying leading to immediate and inevitable death.
Critical Incident
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A traumatic event involving the occurrence or threat of death.
First Responders
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Police officers, firefighters, paramedics and emergency medical
technicians, and so on who are typically the first people called to the
scene of an unexpected death.
Burnout
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Loss of motivation, interest, commitment, and empathy
, Assisted Death
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Usually involves providing a lethal substance, at the patient's request (or at
the request of the patient's designated decision maker), that the patient
consumes or that is administered to the patient with the intent of causing
death. Includes both assisted suicide and euthanasia.
Near-death Experience (NDE)
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Unusual experiences associated with almost dying that are remembered
when the person recovers. May include perceptions of experiences that
seem to occur out of one's body; hence the term "out-of-body" experience.
Discourse
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A widely shared set of beliefs, assumptions, values, and so on.
Mourning
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Exploring the limits of safety, social convention, and so on. Usually
associated with voluntary risk taking.
compassion fatigue
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When health care workers lose compassion and empathy for clients over
time as a result of ongoing stress at work.
,Active Dying
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The process of dying leading to immediate and inevitable death.
Critical Incident
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A traumatic event involving the occurrence or threat of death.
First Responders
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Police officers, firefighters, paramedics and emergency medical
technicians, and so on who are typically the first people called to the
scene of an unexpected death.
Burnout
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Loss of motivation, interest, commitment, and empathy
, Assisted Death
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Usually involves providing a lethal substance, at the patient's request (or at
the request of the patient's designated decision maker), that the patient
consumes or that is administered to the patient with the intent of causing
death. Includes both assisted suicide and euthanasia.
Near-death Experience (NDE)
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Unusual experiences associated with almost dying that are remembered
when the person recovers. May include perceptions of experiences that
seem to occur out of one's body; hence the term "out-of-body" experience.
Discourse
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A widely shared set of beliefs, assumptions, values, and so on.
Mourning
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