Journal of obstetric, gynecologic, and neonatal nursing : JOGNN · 2008
Parents' experiences, reactions and needs regarding a nonviable fetus diagnosed at a second trimester routine ultrasound.
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Ekelin Maria, Crang-Svalenius Elizabeth, Nordström Berit, Dykes Anna-Karin
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To conceptualize women's and their partners' experiences and ways of handling the situation before, during, and after second trimester ultrasound examination with the diagnosis of a nonviable fetus.
DESIGN: A grounded theory study.
SETTING: A Swedish regional hospital.
PARTICIPANTS: Nine women and 6 men (n=15) were interviewed within a year of the event.
RESULTS: The core category was Unexpected change in life. Four categories that were encompassed by the core category emerged: (a) Deceived by a false sense of security; (b) Confronting reality; (c) Grieving; and (d) Reorientation.
CONCLUSION: These parents were unprepared for the diagnosis of a nonviable fetus. In addition to the crisis reaction, they realized that the sense of security they had experienced was false. As different care givers were involved, the need for a care plan was evident. Support from care givers was a very important factor.
DESIGN: A grounded theory study.
SETTING: A Swedish regional hospital.
PARTICIPANTS: Nine women and 6 men (n=15) were interviewed within a year of the event.
RESULTS: The core category was Unexpected change in life. Four categories that were encompassed by the core category emerged: (a) Deceived by a false sense of security; (b) Confronting reality; (c) Grieving; and (d) Reorientation.
CONCLUSION: These parents were unprepared for the diagnosis of a nonviable fetus. In addition to the crisis reaction, they realized that the sense of security they had experienced was false. As different care givers were involved, the need for a care plan was evident. Support from care givers was a very important factor.
Предметные рубрики MeSH
Adaptation, PsychologicalAdultAftercareAttitude to HealthEmpathyFemaleFetal DeathGriefHealth Services Needs and DemandHumansLife Change EventsMaleMaternal-Child NursingModels, PsychologicalNursing Methodology ResearchParentsPatient Care PlanningPregnancyPregnancy Trimester, SecondSocial SupportSurveys and QuestionnairesSwedenUltrasonography, Prenatal