B. Nyatanga

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Life's hard and then you die: the end-of-life priorities of people experiencing homelessness in the UK.

W. Webb, T. Mitchell, Paul C Snelling, 2020, International journal of palliative nursing.

An investigation into the relationship between caring, death anxiety and the burnout syndrome among palliative care nurses.

B. Nyatanga, 2011 .

The Role of Professional Competency in Influencing Job Satisfaction and Organizational Citizenship Behavior Among Palliative Care Nurses

B. Nyatanga, R. Fida, V. Biagioli, 2018, Journal of hospice and palliative nursing : JHPN : the official journal of the Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association.

The benefits and drawbacks of syringe drivers in palliative care.

B. Nyatanga, J. Costello, C. Mula, 2008, International journal of palliative nursing.

Community palliative care clinical nurse specialists as independent prescribers: part 1.

B. Nyatanga, Katie Latham, 2018, British journal of community nursing.

Intuition in clinical decision-making: a psychological penumbra.

B. Nyatanga, H. D. Vocht, 2008, International journal of palliative nursing.

Frailty and the need for palliative care.

B. Nyatanga, 2021, British journal of community nursing.

Buffering burnout among staff in palliative care: a pledge for 2015.

B. Nyatanga, 2015, British journal of community nursing.

Sparing a thought for the prostate.

B. Nyatanga, 2016, British journal of community nursing.

Men and the challenge of prostate cancer.

B. Nyatanga, 2014, British journal of community nursing.

Prosocial behaviour in palliative nurses: psychometric evaluation of the prosociality scale.

B. Nyatanga, V. Biagioli, C. Prandi, 2016, International journal of palliative nursing.

The palliative care needs of ethnic minority patients: staff perspectives.

B. Nyatanga, 2003, International journal of palliative nursing.

Strengthening palliative care in today's challenges.

B. Nyatanga, 2020, British journal of community nursing.

Reflecting on caring and death anxiety during the pandemic.

B. Nyatanga, 2022, British journal of community nursing.

Caring as a source of death anxiety in palliative care.

B. Nyatanga, 2019, British journal of community nursing.

Death anxiety and palliative nursing.

B. Nyatanga, 2016, British journal of community nursing.

Cultural issues in palliative care.

B. Nyatanga, 1997, International journal of palliative nursing.

Terminal Care and Dying

B. Nyatanga, C. Faull, 2008 .

Assessment of The Levels of Socio-Economic Impact of HIV on Infected Individuals in Lagos, Nigeria in The Era of Global Access

B. Nyatanga, O. Ezechi, I. Idigbe, 2015 .

Re: Thinking about nursing practice and culture: syringe drivers.

B. Nyatanga, H. D. de Vocht, 2008, International journal of palliative nursing.

Community palliative care clinical nurse specialists as independent prescribers: part 2.

B. Nyatanga, Katie Latham, 2018, British journal of community nursing.

Towards a definition of death anxiety.

B. Nyatanga, H. D. Vocht, Brian Nyatunga, 2006, International journal of palliative nursing.

The many challenges of living with prostate cancer.

B. Nyatanga, 2019, British journal of community nursing.

Death and Dying

B. Nyatanga, L. Nyatanga, 2011 .

A prospective research study to investigate the impact of complementary therapies on patient well-being in palliative care.

B. Nyatanga, A. Goddard, Deborah J Cook, 2018, Complementary therapies in clinical practice.

Celebrating cultural diversity.

B. Nyatanga, 2001, International journal of palliative nursing.

The blueprint for palliative care provision.

B. Nyatanga, 2018, British Journal of Community Nursing.

Is the surprise question a useful predictive measure of mortality?

B. Nyatanga, 2019, International Journal of Palliative Nursing.

Transforming empathy to empathetic practice amongst nursing and drama students

S. Neilson, B. Nyatanga, Alison Reeves, 2021 .

Dying at home: reconciling with patient and family wishes.

B. Nyatanga, 2015, British journal of community nursing.

Exploring Perceptions and Approaches of Registered Managers Regarding Clinical Safety in Care Homes in the UK

B. Nyatanga, C. Kirkpatrick, 2023, Journal of Long Term Care.

‘I never leave my house without praying’: a qualitative exploration of the psychospiritual experiences of ethnically diverse healthcare staff during the COVID-19 pandemic

B. Nyatanga, C. Henshall, Guy Harrison, 2023, BMJ Open.

Using the media to promote palliative care

Sales, Peter Constantine, D. Kelly, 2010 .

The pursuit of cultural competence: service accessibility and acceptability.

B. Nyatanga, 2011, International journal of palliative nursing.

Culture, palliative care and multiculturalism.

B. Nyatanga, 2002, International journal of palliative nursing.

Reflecting on the black and minority ethnic contribution to palliative care.

B. Nyatanga, 2012, British journal of community nursing.

Cultural competence: a noble idea in a changing world.

B. Nyatanga, 2008, International journal of palliative nursing.

Assisted Dying

V. Robinson, A. Twycross, B. Nyatanga, 2019, Encyclopedia of Gerontology and Population Aging.

A case for assisted dying: a view from Australia.

B. Nyatanga, 2021, International journal of palliative nursing.

The spiritual concerns of people experiencing homelessness at the end of life.

W. Webb, T. Mitchell, Paul C Snelling, 2018, International journal of palliative nursing.

Physical exercise for those living with and beyond cancer: Changing perceptions in palliative caring.

B. Nyatanga, 2017, British journal of community nursing.

Impact of COVID-19 on loss and grief: a personal lens.

B. Nyatanga, 2020, British journal of community nursing.

Do pilot studies have any value in research?

Brian Nyatanga, B. Nyatanga, 2005, International journal of palliative nursing.

The essential pillars of palliative care.

B. Nyatanga, 2016, British Journal of Community Nursing.

Engaging in reminiscence with palliative care patients.

B. Nyatanga, 2015, British Journal of Community Nursing.

Stress and the student.

B. Nyatanga, 1988, Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987).

Challenging a myth.

B. Nyatanga, 2016, International journal of palliative nursing.

Death and Dying

B. Nyatanga, L. Nyatanga, 2011 .

Dying matters: you asked, I answered.

B. Nyatanga, 2015, British journal of community nursing.

Attitudes to death: a time to pose difficult questions.

B. Nyatanga, 2013, British journal of community nursing.

Health professionals' resistance to euthanasia and assisted suicide: a personal view.

B. Nyatanga, H. D. de Vocht, 2007, International journal of palliative nursing.

When last offices are more than just a white sheet.

B. Nyatanga, H. D. de Vocht, 2009, British journal of nursing.

Is fear of death itself a rational preoccupation?

B. Nyatanga, 2005, International journal of palliative nursing.

Transition from paediatric to adult palliative care: more than a physical change.

B. Nyatanga, 2013, British journal of community nursing.