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            deeper  ethical  engagement—overall,  the  results  indicate   Project administration:  Emanuela Morenghi, Beatrice
            that structured, active-learning strategies may strengthen   Mazzoleni
            students’ ability to support patient self-determination.  Supervision: Sarah Scollo, Giovanni Cangelosi
                                                               Writing–original draft:  Diego Lopane, Sara Morales
              These results carry meaningful implications for the
                                                                  Palomares
            broader  academic  and  professional  nursing  community.   Writing–review & editing:  Alessandra Dacomi, Daniela
            Educators  and  curriculum  developers  should  consider   Cattani, Chiara Provasoli, Sarah Scollo,  Mauro
            integrating AHD content longitudinally within palliative   Parozzi, Emanuela Morenghi, Beatrice Mazzoleni,
            care pathways, using interactive strategies such as
            simulation, case-based learning, and interprofessional   Ethics approval and consent to participate
            collaboration. Institutions should also invest in training
            frameworks that address cultural and spiritual diversity,   The study received ethical approval from the Humanitas
            promote ethical reflection, and build emotional resilience   University Ethics  Committee  in Milan (Protocol  CLI_
            among students facing the challenges of end-of-life care.  RIC_14). All participants provided informed consent,
                                                               and confidentiality was maintained in accordance with
              This study highlights the urgent need for further   the Declaration of Helsinki. Data privacy and participant
            multicenter, longitudinal research to evaluate the long-term   anonymity were strictly ensured throughout the research
            impact of AHD education on clinical practice and to explore   process.
            how these educational interventions translate into real-world
            behaviors, such as documentation of patient preferences   Consent for publication
            and the quality of end-of-life communication. By aligning   All participants provided written informed consent before
            educational innovation with empirical validation, the   enrollment in the study. No identifiable personal data or
            nursing profession can strengthen its role in safeguarding   images were collected or published.
            patient autonomy and dignity across care settings.
                                                               Availability of data
            Acknowledgments
                                                               The datasets generated and analyzed during the current
            The authors thank the 3 -year nursing students of   study are available from the corresponding author upon
                                   rd
            Humanitas  University  for  their  participation  and   reasonable request.
            thoughtful contributions to the study. The authors also
            acknowledge the faculty and administrative staff for their   References
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