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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Bereaved Parents"”.
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Healing Through Movement: A Support Center for Bereaved Parents
… experience on loss inspired me to consider how parents who lose children to cancer, accidents, or other terrible things are able to deal with the loss. Where did they go for support? How did they learn to cope with the loss for a lifetime? As I dealt with my loss, I went to therapy and opted for …
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The Grieving Process of Opioid Overdose Bereaved Parents in Maryland
… This study aimed to explore the experiences of parents who have an adult child who has passed away from an opioid overdose. This study used the Double ABC-X model of family stress theory. Bonadaptation versus maladaptation of each parent was discussed across a multitude dimensions. Qualitative …
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BEREAVEMENT AND FACTORS OF ADJUSTMENT AMONG CHRISTIAN, JEWISH, AND MUSLIM BEREAVED PARENTS
… crisis (Strobe & Hanson, 2001). Furthermore, bereaved parents are more likely to be at risk for having long lasting, and intense psychological problems such as anxiety, depression, and even suicide (Darbyshire, 2013; Omerove et.al, 2013). Losing a child is a devastating experience, which …
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Support for bereaved parents following the death of a child from cancer
… aim of this study was to elicit from parents who had lost a child to cancer theirexperiences of support following their child's death. The study focussed on whataspects of support were positive and which aspects of support parents would havewished changed or supplemented.Data sources …
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Study of methods, systems, recommendations and bereaved parents’ involvements in perinatal death reviews, inquiries and audits
… in 2019. These deaths are devastating for the parents, families and, if unexpected, for the healthcare staff involved, with long-lasting emotional consequences. Some of these deaths are unavoidable, but many are preventable. To investigate these deaths and identify contributory factors, local …
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A Family Bereavement Camp: Emerging Themes Regarding Its Impact on the Lives of Bereaved Parents and Siblings
… yet to be researched in a combined population of bereaved parents and siblings. Camp Sol is a weekend retreat for families who have experienced the death of a child/sibling. The goal of the current study is to establish areas reported by parents and sibling campers as being impacted by their …
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Transforming student midwives 'lived' experience of caring for bereaved parents using high-fidelity simulation; an interpretative phenomenological analysis
… is a tragic and traumatic event both for parents and caregivers. The period after stillbirth has profound emotional and psychological consequences for parents which can persist for 1000 days and beyond (Manifesto, 2014). Whilst nothing can alleviate the pain of a stillbirth, the quality of …
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Beyond the Loss of a Child in the NICU: The Social Worker's Role
… for understanding emotional responses of bereaved parents to the death of a child. The academic social work, medical, and nursing literature reviewed support the hypothesis that social workers are an insufficiently tapped resource in working with bereaved parents who have experienced …
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Surviving the death of a baby : end of life and the enormity of grief
Aim To explore parents’ experiences and perceptions of support during and following the death of their baby. Study design An interpretative phenomenological approach was adopted with in-depth unstructured interviews undertaken with seven participants whose baby had died in a north west neonatal …
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The phenomenon of bereaved parenting: Parenting surviving children after the death of a child from cancer
… research has focused on the relationship between bereaved parents and their surviving children, or more precisely, the crucial familial role of parenting after another child's death. A noteworthy gap likewise exists in current literature regarding the experience of parenting within families who …
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PERINATAL LOSS – BEREAVEMENT CARE EXPERIENCES OF INDIANA WOMEN AND HEALTH PROVIDER PERSPECTIVES
… impacts their journey with loss, (3) to collect bereaved women’s recommendations for improving existing bereavement care in Indiana, (4) to identify provider-reported challenges and gaps in perinatal bereavement care, and (5) to collect health provider’s recommendations to improve perinatal …
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A phenomenological study of the professional support requirements and grief interventions to parents bereaved by an unexplained death at different time periods in the grief process
… needs and grief interventions professionals and bereaved parents believed were helpful during different time periods in the grief process and the lived experience of providing or receiving those support needs. Ten professionals from the following disciplines were interviewed: emergency …
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Trauma of the Sudden Death of a Child: The Impact on Couple Relationship
… Previous research has indicated that parents who lost their children to sudden death are likely to have serious mental distress and some disruption in functioning. However, there remains an important gap in the current literature regarding the causes and outcomes of interpersonal and …
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Becoming a parent once again: a constructivist grounded theory based on psychoanalytic conversations about emotional experiences of life as a parent following a loss of a child.
… is a tragic event that has a lasting impact on parents. It is also very common. While a growing body of research exists that investigates the clinical consequences of such loss, the ongoing, everyday experience of well-functioning parents with no gravely worrying clinical presentations often …
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How mothers experience personal growth after a perinatal loss
… the phenomenon of posttraumatic growth on bereaved parents after a perinatal loss (Büchi, et al., 2007). Moreover, the available qualitative literature on bereaved mothers after a perinatal loss is conducted by disciplines other than psychology and has largely focused on birth, hospital …
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Effects of Nurse Caring Behaviors on Mothers' Anxiety and Attachment in Pregnancy Following Perinatal Loss
… 2004). There is limited research on what bereaved parents perceive as caring behaviors by nurses following the human experience of perinatal loss. The purpose of this research study was to determine if nurse caring behaviors (NCB) during the perinatal loss event affect pregnancy-specific …
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Presentation, Structure, and Storytelling of Perinatal Loss Memory Boxes
… bonds by preserving tangible connections between bereaved parents and their baby. Traditionally, these boxes contain items that hold significance and meaning for the family, often including objects that have been in physical contact with the infant. However, the style and presentation of memory …
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The long-term effects of the loss of a spouse or an adult child in later life
… after the death of a spouse or an adult child. Bereaved spouses, bereaved parents and non-bereaved older adults were compared on multiple aspects of personal functioning by using Weiss's (1988) theoretical framework of effective functioning in everyday life (i.e., self-efficacy and perceived …
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"I Had to Hold it All Together": Miscarriage, Masculinity, and Men's Unmet Needs - A Reflexive Thematic Exploration
… Psychology include the need to recognise men as bereaved parents, to create relationally sensitive spaces for processing grief, and to challenge restrictive gender scripts that inhibit help-seeking. <br/><br/><b>Conclusion </b><br/>Men experience miscarriage as a profound yet hidden grief. …