The death of a child is an extremely sensitive issue one that requires nurses and other health professionals to be confident in helping families cope with loss and bereavement. This insightful text provides techniques and skills for supporting family members, listening, and offering appropriate assistance. explores issues surrounding the unexpected death of a child whether during pregnancy or adolescence helps nurses and midwives to develop their practice with bereaved families, combining research with clinical practice and identifying proven strategies for coping focuses on the wider family group, including grandparents and siblings and discussing the changed relationships that occur after a death.
1. Front Matter - p. ii 2. SECTION 1 CONTEXTS AND PERSPECTIVES OF BEREAVEMENT - p. xxxi 3. Contexts and perspectives of bereavement - p. 1 4. CHAPTER 1 Family life: change and loss - p. 1 5. CHAPTER 2 Perspectives on grieving - p. 21 6. SECTION 2 FAMILY MEMBERS' EXPERIENCES, PERCEPTIONS AND MEANINGS OF BEREAVEMENT - p. 44 7. Family members' experiences, perceptions and meanings of bereavement - p. 45 8. CHAPTER 3 Family bereavement: learning from parents - p. 45 9. CHAPTER 4 Family bereavement: the experience of surviving children - p. 69 10. CHAPTER 5 Family bereavement: the experience of grandparents - p. 90 11. SECTION 3 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE AND CARE OF BEREAVED FAMILIES - p. 106 12. Professional practice and care of bereaved families - p. 107 13. CHAPTER 6 Working in professional practice with bereaved families - p. 107 14. CHAPTER 7 Supporting bereaved families at the time of death - p. 131 15. CHAPTER 8 Supporting bereaved families over time - p. 155 16. CHAPTER 9 Stress and loss: resources for health professionals - p. 182 17. Back Matter - p. 198 18. APPENDICES - p. 198
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The death of a child is an extremely sensitive issue one that requires nurses and other health professionals to be confident in helping families cope with loss and bereavement. This insightful text provides techniques and skills for supporting family members, listening, and offering appropriate assistance. explores issues surrounding the unexpected death of a child whether during pregnancy or adolescence helps nurses and midwives to develop their practice with bereaved families, combining research with clinical practice and identifying proven strategies for coping focuses on the wider family group, including grandparents and siblings and discussing the changed relationships that occur after a death.
1. Front Matter - p. ii 2. SECTION 1 CONTEXTS AND PERSPECTIVES OF BEREAVEMENT - p. xxxi 3. Contexts and perspectives of bereavement - p. 1 4. CHAPTER 1 Family life: change and loss - p. 1 5. CHAPTER 2 Perspectives on grieving - p. 21 6. SECTION 2 FAMILY MEMBERS' EXPERIENCES, PERCEPTIONS AND MEANINGS OF BEREAVEMENT - p. 44 7. Family members' experiences, perceptions and meanings of bereavement - p. 45 8. CHAPTER 3 Family bereavement: learning from parents - p. 45 9. CHAPTER 4 Family bereavement: the experience of surviving children - p. 69 10. CHAPTER 5 Family bereavement: the experience of grandparents - p. 90 11. SECTION 3 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE AND CARE OF BEREAVED FAMILIES - p. 106 12. Professional practice and care of bereaved families - p. 107 13. CHAPTER 6 Working in professional practice with bereaved families - p. 107 14. CHAPTER 7 Supporting bereaved families at the time of death - p. 131 15. CHAPTER 8 Supporting bereaved families over time - p. 155 16. CHAPTER 9 Stress and loss: resources for health professionals - p. 182 17. Back Matter - p. 198 18. APPENDICES - p. 198
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