Hansen A, Andersen G E
Ugeskr Laeger. 1989 Oct 9;151(41):2652-6.
A questionnaire was sent to the parents of 57 infants who died in 1985 while hospitalized in the Neonatal Department, Rigshospitalet. These questionnaires were sent 10-22 months after the death of the infant. 76% reacted to this contact. Information was obtained about how the parents experienced the immediate situation on the death of the infant, how the practical problems were solved, how follow-up and supportive measures were given and how this loss influenced marital relationships. Proposals are given as to how hospital staff can support parents by providing adequate practical advice, establishing contact with supportive persons outside hospital and establishing well-structured offers of talks in the hospital during the first weeks after the death of the infant and again in the case of a new pregnancy. Midwives, doctors and nurses should be particularly aware of the problems which these parents experience in subsequent pregnancies and deliveries.
一份调查问卷被寄给了1985年在里格霍斯医院新生儿科住院期间死亡的57名婴儿的父母。这些问卷是在婴儿死亡10至22个月后寄出的。76%的家长对此次联系做出了回应。获取了关于家长如何经历婴儿死亡时的即时情况、实际问题如何解决、后续跟进和支持措施如何实施以及这一损失如何影响婚姻关系等方面的信息。文中就医院工作人员如何通过提供充分的实用建议、与医院外的支持人员建立联系以及在婴儿死亡后的头几周内在医院提供精心组织的谈话服务(若再次怀孕也同样提供)来支持家长提出了建议。助产士、医生和护士应特别留意这些家长在后续怀孕和分娩过程中所经历的问题。