2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-11692011000600018
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Experiences with perinatal loss from the health professionals’ perspective

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to know the experience of health professionals in situations of perinatal death and grief and to describe their action strategies in the management of perinatal loss. A qualitative study with a phenomenological approach was carried out through interviews conducted with 19 professionals. Three thematic categories were identified: Healthcare practice, feelings aroused by perinatal loss and meaning and beliefs about perinatal loss and grief. The results revealed that the lack of knowl… Show more

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“…[23,24] Time prints for the 10 articles included were among 1990 and 2016. The articles origin from different countries, four from the USA, [25][26][27][28] two from Nord Ireland, [23,24,29] one from England, [30] one from Australia and New Zealand, [31] one from Spain [32] and one from Norway. [33] There were applied both quantitative and quantitative methods in the articles.…”
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“…[23,24] Time prints for the 10 articles included were among 1990 and 2016. The articles origin from different countries, four from the USA, [25][26][27][28] two from Nord Ireland, [23,24,29] one from England, [30] one from Australia and New Zealand, [31] one from Spain [32] and one from Norway. [33] There were applied both quantitative and quantitative methods in the articles.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[27] The numbers cited for the articles were from 70 as the highest times cited [29] to zero. [31][32][33] McCool W, et al [26] 0.802 11 Qualitative Midwives 32…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…En esta línea, los estudios muestran como los especialistas están sometidos a una gran carga emocional experimentando dolor, desasosiego, ansiedad, frustración, ira, tristeza, pena, culpa, inseguridad, estrés o impotencia (Gardner 1999;Gálvez 2006;Nuzum, Meaney y O´Donoghue 2014;Jones y Smythe 2015). Los téc-nicos manifiestan una falta de información específica para afrontar estas situaciones (Gardner 1999;Gál-vez 2006;Pastor et al 2011;Jones y Smythe 2015), haciendo hincapié en la necesidad de una mayor educación y preparación para el correcto afrontamiento de la muerte antes, durante, o nada más nacer (Allchin 2006). La mayoría de autores coinciden, también, en señalar que las emociones (García Caro et al 2010) o las creencias de los profesionales (Cacciatore 2010) determinan su asistencia (Gold, Dalton y Schwenk 2007) por encima de otros factores como los propios deseos de los padres o los diferentes modelos de afrontamiento propugnados por la teoría social (Cacciatore 2010 (Gálvez 2006;Fenwick et al 2007;Wallbank y Robertson 2013;Nuzum, Meaney y O´Donoghue 2014).…”
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