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- S B Lenart, C G Bauer, D D Brighton, J J Johnson, and T M Stringer.
- Rochester Methodist Hospital, Mayo Medical Center, Minnesota, USA.
- J Nurses Staff Dev. 1998 Nov 1;14(6):293-6.
AbstractPatient death is a stressful experience for the patient, family, and the healthcare team. Nurses-often have only informal resources for coping with the sadness and grief they might experience. Realizing the need for nursing grief support, a group of staff nurses from the intensive care unit formed a grief support group. Using information from the literature and critical incident stress debriefing, the group developed support interventions to aid intensive care unit staff after patient death.
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