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. 2024 Aug 9;12:432. doi: 10.1186/s40359-024-01885-5
01 INT: And my last question is, altogether, what we’ve discussed, it sounds
02 like you’re saying that working in palliative care, there are much more
03 positives than negatives. Would you say that that’s true?
04 PAR: Yes, I think so.
05 INT: Okay. And why do you think there’s more positives than negatives?
06 PAR: Hmmmm, because I think why it is more positive than negative is there
07 is- that is palliative care is working with the patient and relative, patients
08 who are terminally ill and facing death and dying. I think it’s more positive.
09 Everyone will die. Everyone will face this problem in one day.
10 Then I have the chance to learn more, to understand more about death and
11 dying and contact with others who are not working in this. So, I will think
12 that when this day comes, I will be less anxious.
13 Or, when this day comes to my family member,
14 I will be less worried, less afraid. Something like this.