Table 4. Major themes and subthemes of social wellbeing.
Major theme | Subtheme level 1 | Subtheme level 2 | Moment of procedure |
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Impact on relatives | Fear that patient would be dead | - | Injury Shock room |
Panic | - | Injury | |
Overanxious | - | Rehabilitation | |
Relationship problems | - | Rehabilitation | |
Dependent of care | Loss of control | Reassurance to hear voices of relatives | Injury |
Social support | Help from neighbors | - | Rehabilitation |
No one to fall back on | - | Rehabilitation | |
Need for social interaction | - | Rehabilitation | |
Communication health care provider ↔ patient | Reassurance by nurse | Surrender to care | Shock room |
Lack of clarity about injury severity | Need for further explanation | Shock room | |
Lack of clarity about patients’ treatment | Shock room | ||
No time to respond because of treatment protocol | Shock room | ||
Feel not taken seriously | - | In hospital | |
Lack of clarity about future expectations | Need for further explanation | Rehabilitation | |
Take self-initiative to receive medical care | - | - | In hospital |
Rehabilitation | |||
Communication health care providers → relatives | No update about treatment | - | In hospital |
Communication between medical staff | No information transfer | - | In hospital |
Communication hospital → GP | No information transfer | - | Rehabilitation |
Communication hospital ↔ authorities | No information transfer | - | Rehabilitation |
Communication authorities ↔ patient | No information transfer | - | Rehabilitation |
Media attention | Negative effect of incorrect information | - | Injury |
Prejudices from others resulting from false information | - | Rehabilitation | |
Practical problems | Insurance | Financial problems | Rehabilitation |
Claim for damages |
Abbreviations: ↔: between; →: from–to; GP: General practitioner.