British journal of nursing (Mark Allen Publishing) · 2021
Service evaluation of the bereavement care delivered in a UK intensive care unit.
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Harris Daniel, Polgarova Petra, Enoch Lisa
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BACKGROUND: Losing a loved one in the intensive care unit (ICU) can be a traumatic experience. The literature highlights that relatives of those who have died in ICU can experience symptoms of stress, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and prolonged grief.
AIM: To evaluate the service delivery of the bereavement care that is provided on a 20-bed general ICU.
METHODS AND ANALYSIS: A literature review informing and supporting the service evaluation and development of the questionnaire. Thematic analysis was undertaken using the six-phase framework.
FINDINGS: Five main themes were found: timing; care, dignity and respect; support; information; and memory making. Bereavement care is described as after-death care. However, the participants stipulated that bereavement care should be discussed prior to the death. Participants described using a range of interventions, such as memorial services, condolence letters, follow-up meetings and diaries.
CONCLUSION: Bereavement care was regarded as an important aspect of the care delivered in ICU. It was evident that participants strived to deliver an holistic approach, yet some found this difficult to achieve.
AIM: To evaluate the service delivery of the bereavement care that is provided on a 20-bed general ICU.
METHODS AND ANALYSIS: A literature review informing and supporting the service evaluation and development of the questionnaire. Thematic analysis was undertaken using the six-phase framework.
FINDINGS: Five main themes were found: timing; care, dignity and respect; support; information; and memory making. Bereavement care is described as after-death care. However, the participants stipulated that bereavement care should be discussed prior to the death. Participants described using a range of interventions, such as memorial services, condolence letters, follow-up meetings and diaries.
CONCLUSION: Bereavement care was regarded as an important aspect of the care delivered in ICU. It was evident that participants strived to deliver an holistic approach, yet some found this difficult to achieve.