Candles in the snow: ritual and memory for siblings of infants who died in the intensive care nursery.
Title
Candles in the snow: ritual and memory for siblings of infants who died in the intensive care nursery.
Creator
Fanos JH; Little GA; Edwards WH
Identifier
Publisher
Journal Of Pediatrics
Date
2009
Subject
AIM; IM; sibling bereavement
Description
CONCLUSIONS: Although death in the NICU often has a brief course, consequences for survivor siblings can be life-long. Siblings born both before and after the death of an infant may be at risk and in need of psychological support. Family rituals and photos are important vehicles of communication, grieving, and memory for siblings and parents alike. Clinicians should allow siblings to be active participants in the infant's brief life and death.
2009-06
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Type
Journal Article
Citation List Month
Backlog
Citation
Fanos JH; Little GA; Edwards WH, “Candles in the snow: ritual and memory for siblings of infants who died in the intensive care nursery.,” Pediatric Palliative Care Library, accessed April 19, 2024, https://pedpalascnetlibrary.omeka.net/items/show/13910.