David Kenneth Wright

David Kenneth Wright est chef du volet sur les soins palliatifs et l’éthique des soins infirmiers au Centre de recherche en santé et sciences infirmières. Il détient une certification en soins infirmiers palliatifs de l’Association des infirmières et infirmiers du Canada et prodigue des soins de fin de vie tant en milieu hospitalier qu’en maison de soins. Il a cofondé l’Association canadienne des soins infirmiers palliatifs en 2021. À l’heure actuelle, ses travaux portent sur le deuil, la littératie en la matière, l’éthique des soins infirmiers et les méthodologies narratives.

Le professeur Wright n’accepte actuellement pas les demandes de direction de thèse.

• Éthique des sciences infirmières
• Décès, mort et deuil
• Soins palliatifs et en fin de vie
• Recherche qualitative

Volet Soins palliatifs et éthique des soins infirmiers (en anglais)

Consulter le dossier de publications de David Kenneth Wright.

• Sofronas, M*., Carnevale, FA., Macdonald, ME., Bitzas, V., & Wright, DK. (2024). “We are not the person we will be when these things happen”: Reflections on personhood from an ethnography of neuropalliative care. Nursing Inquiry.
• Wright, DK, & Pesut, B. (2023). Traversing landscapes of dying and grief: A palliative care ethic for nursing at the end of life. Chapter 16 in R. Starzomski, J. L. Storch & P. Rodney (Eds.), Toward a moral horizon: Nursing ethics for leadership and practice (3rd ed.). University of Victoria Libraries.
• Wright, DK, Ma, G., Charlebois, K., Gimmig, K., & Hodgson, L. (2023). “We're cancer care nurses": Perceptions about providing palliative care in a community hospital. Journal of Hospice and Palliative Nursing, 25(2), 82-89.
• McMillan, K., Wright, DK, McPherson, C., Ma, K*., & Bitzas, V. (2021). Visitor restrictions, palliative care, and epistemic agency: A qualitative study of nurses’ relational practice during the coronavirus pandemic. Global Qualitative Nursing Research, 8, 1-12.
• Wright, DK., Chan, L., Fishman, J., & Macdonald, ME. (2021). “Reflection and soul searching”: Negotiating nursing identity at the fault lines of palliative care and medical assistance in dying. Social Science & Medicine, 289:114366.
• Grassau, P., Stinchcombe, A., Thomas, R., & Wright, DK. (2021). Centering sexual and gender diversity within Compassionate Communities: Insights from a community network of LGBTQ2S+ older adults. Palliative Care and Social Practice, 15:26323524211042630.
• Sorensen, S*., Sofronas, M*., Hudson, H*., & Wright, DK. (2021). Supporting ethical ICU nursing practice in organ donation: An analysis of personhood. Canadian Journal of Critical Care Nursing, 32(1), 18-26.
• Sofronas, M*., & Wright, DK. (2021). Neuropalliative care: An integrative review of the nursing literature. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 117.
• Wright, DK., Gastmans, C., Vandyk, A., & Dierckx de Casterlé, B. (2020). Moral identity and palliative sedation: A systematic review of normative nursing literature. Nursing Ethics, 27(3), 868-886.
• Ma, K.*, Wright, DK., Vanderspank-Wright, B., Peterson, W., & Carnevale, F.A. (2020). Nurses’ moral experiences of ethically meaningful end-of-life care: Distress, resilience, responsibility, and care. Research and Theory for Nursing Practice, 34(3), 269-285.
• Skinner, E*., Jacob, JD., Vanderspank-Wright, B., & Wright, DK. (2020). Ethics of finitude: Nursing and the palliative approach in geriatric and forensic psychiatry. Global Qualitative Nursing Research, 7, 1-7.
• Hudson, H*., Perron, A., & Wright, DK. (2019). Palliative care & the injustice of mass incarceration: critical reflections on a harm reduction response to end of life behind bars. Witness: The Canadian Journal of Critical Nursing Discourse, 1(2), 4-16.
• Hudson, H*., & Wright, DK. (2019). Towards a guiding framework for prison palliative care nursing ethics. Advances in Nursing Science, 42(4), 341-357.
• Sofronas, M*., Wright, D.K., & Carnevale, F.A. (2018). Personhood: A evolutionary concept analysis for nursing ethics, theory, practice and research. Nursing Forum, 53, 406-415.
• Wright, DK., Brajtman, S., & Macdonald, ME. (2018). Relational ethics of delirium care: Findings from a hospice ethnography. Nursing Inquiry, 25(3), e12234.

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