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Nursing terminally sick dialysis patients.

The number of terminally sick patients (TSP) in haemodialysis (HD) is rising. The personnel that assist these patients wonder if they are sufficiently qualified to help and care for them and if TSP require treatment that is different to the other chronic dialysis patients. The reason for this study was to investigate if caring for TSP psychologically affected the infirmary personnel who looked after them during HD.