Hall B A
Nurs Sci Q. 1990 Winter;3(4):177-84. doi: 10.1177/089431849000300410.
Clinical, empirical, and subjective data are used to explore the concept of hope as it is lived by persons who are diagnosed as terminally ill. Interviews with 11 men who were in stage 2 (asymptomatic) HIV disease explicate the form that hope takes and its role in promoting health when a person must cope with a serious diagnosis. Other research and ideas about hope and dying are presented and a critique is presented of both these ideas and current nursing practice.
临床、经验和主观数据被用于探索希望的概念，这是由被诊断为绝症的人所体验到的。对11名处于2期（无症状）HIV疾病阶段的男性进行的访谈，阐述了希望所呈现的形式及其在一个人必须应对严重诊断时促进健康方面的作用。还介绍了其他关于希望和死亡的研究及观点，并对这些观点和当前的护理实践进行了批判。
