英文摘要 |
This study describes a nursing experience of helping a widow experiencing severe grief and going through the process of integrating internal and external resources to cope with bereavement. The nursing period was from July 14 to September 10, 2011. The author applied Friedman's Family Assessment Model for data analysis. Through careful observation and interviews, data were collected and included the family's demographics, developmental stage with task, living environment, family structure and function and family stress. The identified case problem included dysfunctional grief and a disturbed sleeping pattern. The author implemented the following nursing intervention: constant caring with empathy, acceptance and active listening to establish a trusting relationship. The family was encouraged to express their feelings, enhance internal communication, and care by pray for blessings to God in the heaven. Through an external social support system, the case was able to go through a proper grieving process. This study provides a guide for caring for the patient family's bereavement after they lose a loved one, including how to understand their feelings of grief and loneness and to offer family-relevant care to assist their return regular life. |