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

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 …

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 …

This study explored the emotional experiences of fifteen American nurses who work with
terminally ill children. Structured interviews were conducted which considered the …

AIM: To explore the grief reactions of neonatal nurses caring for dying babies. METHODS:
This study utilises a qualitative research design. Focus group methods explored neonatal …

Purpose: To describe the lived experience of nurses surrounding the death of their patients.
Design: A qualitative phenomenologic approach was used for the interview and analysis …

Many nurses grieve when patients die; however, nurses' grief is not often acknowledged or
discussed. Also, little attention is given to preparing nurses for this experience in schools of …

There is an expectation that nurses are good at caring for relatives on the death of a patient.
Who, though, cares for the nurses? Using both a quantitative and a qualitative approach, this …

shorter m. & stayt lc (2010) Critical care nurses' experiences of grief in an adult intensive
care unit. Journal of Advanced Nursing66 (1), 159–167. Abstract Title. Critical care nurses' …

A program of education and support is essential for children and their parent or adult
caregivers when the children have experienced the death of a significant person. Children …