Abstract Background and aim Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICUs) are clinical settings
where patient loss is frequently experienced. A sense of professional grief and posttraumatic …

Background: Working in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) exposes nurses to intense
and recurrent experiences with loss. Such experiences may result in unresolved grief or …

OBJECTIVE: To describe the grief experience of pediatric intensive care nurses when their
patients die. DESIGN: Heideggerian phenomenological approach; nonprobability, purposive …

Background: Nurses working in the high-stress environment of the neonatal intensive care
unit (NICU) are at high risk of experiencing grief after death of a baby. Design: Using a …

Background: This study aims to explore the feelings and experiences of nursing staff when
faced with the death of a pediatric patient in the ICU. Methodology: A qualitative study based …

Correlations among grief, burnout, and job satisfaction among highly satisfied pediatric
nurses were examined using the Revised Grief Experience Inventory (RGEI), Maslach …

Objective This integrative review explores current published literature examining grief
experiences of nurses who work in hospital settings after the death of a patient in their care …

The aim of this study was to describe and understand behavior and coping strategies used
by pediatric nurses caring for dying children on an inpatient acute care cardiology unit …

Aim The aim of this study was to examine three hypotheses:(1) adolescents who had
experienced the death of a parent would report higher grief reactions than those who had …

Background Patients' death caused the intensive care unit (ICU) nurses to grieve, which led
to their burnout. Intensive care unit nurses use various coping mechanisms and need …