Viewing the body after a traumatic death

Howarth, Glennys

doi:10.1136/bmj.c2301

BMJ

2010

DOI: 10.1136/bmj.c2301

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Viewing the body after a traumatic death

Glennys Howarth

Abstract: Relatives should be given the choice, and time to consider their decision

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Emergency nurses' experiences of caring for brought‐in‐dead persons and their relatives—a qualitative study

Bove,

Simonsen,

Herling

et al. 2024

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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AimTo explore how emergency nurses experienced caring for brought‐in‐dead persons and their relatives, and what hindered or facilitated this care in an emergency setting.DesignA qualitative study using Interpretive Description.MethodsData were collected as individual interviews with 13 nurses at seven Danish emergency departments from February to June 2023.FindingsOur analysis revealed the overarching theme ‘Navigating the complexities of providing holistic care in a constrained environment’, covering five sub‐themes: (1) An important yet not recognized nursing task; (2) Pending care needs of the living and the dead; (3) No physical or mental room for the brought‐in‐dead persons; (4) Utilizing personal experiences in the absence of formal education and training and (5) Navigating professionalism and empathy.ConclusionEmergency departments posed unique challenges in providing care to brought‐in‐dead persons and their relatives.Implications for the ProfessionThe unrecognized nature of caring for brought‐in‐dead persons and their relatives suggests a universal undervaluation of this care in emergency departments.ImpactCare for brought‐in‐dead persons and their relatives is neither recognized nor evidence‐based. This study initiates a discussion of the circumstances for delivering care for persons brought‐in‐dead and has an impact on nurses and nursing leaders employed in emergency departments.Reporting MethodThe Consolidated Criteria for Reporting Qualitative Research (COREQ).Patient or Public ContributionNone.

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Emergency nurses' experiences of caring for brought‐in‐dead persons and their relatives—a qualitative study

Bove,

Simonsen,

Herling

et al. 2024

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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Viewing the body after a traumatic death

Abstract: Relatives should be given the choice, and time to consider their decision

Cited by 1 publication

References 9 publications

Emergency nurses' experiences of caring for brought‐in‐dead persons and their relatives—a qualitative study

Emergency nurses' experiences of caring for brought‐in‐dead persons and their relatives—a qualitative study

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