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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"bereaved family"”.
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End-of-life care in residential aged care: The perceptions of bereaved family members
… research has been completed to explore the family perspective of end of life care provided in the residential aged care setting. Methods This study used an inductive interpretive research method to explore participants’ experiences of their relatives’ end of life care within two residential …
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The impact of bereaved family participation in the inquest process in England and Wales following a death in custody
This thesis studies the participation of bereaved families in inquests following deaths in custody in England and Wales. When a member of their family dies in custody, a family will usually want to understand when, where and how they died. When there is a possibility of negligence or culpability on …
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Death and dying in the emergency department: a phenomenological study of the experiences of family members and nursing staff
… through listening to the experiences of bereaved family members and nursing staff. Death and dying remain taboo subjects in society today and therefore people may come to the end of their life without having thought about what death and dying might be like and what it is to have a good …
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Service Utilization among Bereaved Spouses and Family Caregivers
For family caregivers, response to the death of the care recipient is marked by a high degree of variability. In recognition of this variability, a range of services and interventions is available to assist individuals in the adjustment to bereavement. The present dissertation, consisting of three …
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From rupture to reconstruction : The lived experience of grief among family members bereaved by drug-related death
… This qualitative study aimed to explore how family members who have lost a loved one due to DRD experience grief and how they cope with the loss. A phenomenological approach was used, involving semi-structured interviews with ten bereaved family members in Iceland. Reflexive thematic analysis …
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The emotional impact of nursing : identifying issues and supporting staff
… working with those at the end of life and their bereaved family and friends in a range of settings. A methodology using focus groups with a range of stakeholders was developed for the evaluation of a hospice at home service. This has been recommended as the preferred model for evaluations by the …
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Exploring whether the needs of dying patients in private sector hospitals are being met
… objectives were to ascertain whether patient and family needs are met as a means of an index of quality of care and to identify domains of care where improvement is needed most. The validated 'After death Bereaved Family Member interview' from the questionnaire for hospital purposes, as part of …
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Expressive Arts Therapy with Bereaved Families
… programs support the children and/or parents of bereaved families rather than the family as a whole. This exploratory study was a quantitative and qualitative investigation of the use of expressive arts therapy with bereaved families during a weekend camp experience and a series of followup …
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'We Will Remember; We Will Not Stay Put': Ethics and Politics after the Sewol Ferry Disaster in South Korea
… that ‘things have to change’. Bringing together bereaved families, progressive activists, and ‘ordinary’ citizens previously far from ‘political’, Sewol activism has witnessed mobilization of a scale unprecedented for a post-disaster activism in Korea. Based on 15 months of fieldwork, this …
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Dying from acute stroke: orchestrating an autoethnographic sonata of care
… together the experiences of the researcher and bereaved family members of patients who died in hospital following an acute stroke. It takes the form of a Sonata Framework that mirrors the author’s narrative around the duration and onset of his mother’s stroke, hospital care and ultimate …
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The information needs of the families of patients with advanced cancer in an acute hospital
A diagnosis of cancer has a major impact on the family as well as the patient. The families of patients with advanced cancer have many needs. In particular, a number of researchers have identified family members' needs for information as a priority. Most of this research, however, has been …
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INTEGRATING RESEARCH ON BEREAVEMENT EXPERIENCE TO INFORM PALLIATIVE CARE IN LONG-TERM CARE DURING AND AFTER THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
… research suggests that the care provided for family caregivers and staff in coping with these losses is insufficient. The aim of the current research, conducted as a series of two studies, was to better understand the bereavement experiences of family caregivers and staff working in healthcare …
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Assessment of quality of care provided to patients who died in the care of Tshwane District Hospital
… the patients’ life. An interview guide for the bereaved family members was developed using the family medicine principle of patient-centred care and management in order to investigate their perception of the quality of care rendered to their relatives whilst admitted at Tshwane District Hospital …