A Qualitative Study Into Parents' Experiences With Loss During Their Child's End-Of-Life: Enduring and Intrusions of Grief
Title
A Qualitative Study Into Parents' Experiences With Loss During Their Child's End-Of-Life: Enduring and Intrusions of Grief
Creator
Kochen E M; Teunissen SC; Boelen PA; Grootenhuis MA; Houben M L; Tataranno ML; Fahner JC; De Jonge RR; Kars MC
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Publisher
Palliative Medicine
Date
2022
Subject
child; social support; semi-structured interview; clinical; Child-parent relation; thinking
Description
Background/aims: Parents of children receiving palliative care experience incremental losses and feelings of grief. During the end-of-life (EOL), the dynamics of being confronted with the growing threat of losing their child while fulfilling parenthood gets more strained. A better understanding of grief during the EOL will facilitate bereavement care aligned to the parents' needs. This study aims to gain insight into how parents experience and cope with losses and feelings of grief during their child's EOL.
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September 2022 List
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Citation
Kochen E M; Teunissen SC; Boelen PA; Grootenhuis MA; Houben M L; Tataranno ML; Fahner JC; De Jonge RR; Kars MC, “A Qualitative Study Into Parents' Experiences With Loss During Their Child's End-Of-Life: Enduring and Intrusions of Grief,” Pediatric Palliative Care Library, accessed May 18, 2025, https://pedpalascnetlibrary.omeka.net/items/show/18260.