Living as an oldest old in Rio de Janerio: The lived experience told

This phenomenological-hermeneutic study was an inquiry into the lived experience of 16 very old persons who were living in their own homes. The nursing perspective was Gadow's existential advocacy for nursing practice. The study findings led to the essence of the phenomenon: pragmatic transitio...

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Published in:Nursing science quarterly 2007-10, Vol.20 (4), p.376
Main Authors: Caldas, Celia P., Berterö, Carina
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