Theme 1. How the communication took place
|
Verbal aspects of communication |
Clarity of presentation |
26 |
Generic information |
21 |
Non verbal aspects of communication |
News intuition |
8 |
Notifier empathy |
5 |
Notifier vicinity |
13 |
Attentive and sensitive notifier |
11 |
Coldness of notifier |
14 |
Embarrassed notifier |
8 |
Unattentive and unpleasant notifier |
4 |
Theme 2. Reactions
|
Reactions to the news |
Shock |
16 |
Sense of emptiness |
10 |
Disbelief |
16 |
Estrangement |
10 |
Emotional Trauma |
5 |
Pain |
35 |
Despear |
15 |
Feeling of dying |
2 |
Death wishes |
4 |
Giving up |
4 |
Lack of the person |
5 |
Body reactions |
6 |
Guilt feelings |
1 |
Stiffening |
5 |
Indescribable emotions |
8 |
Reactions towards the notifier |
Anger |
10 |
Attempts to deny |
6 |
Identification with the notifier |
2 |
Peacefulness |
4 |
Gratitude |
8 |
Detachment |
7 |
Silence |
4 |
Post-communication actions |
Collaboration with notifier |
10 |
Body recognition |
14 |
Organ donation |
8 |
Farewell |
12 |
Return to the scene of the accident |
3 |
Return home |
4 |
Funeral organization |
2 |
Communication to friends and relatives |
10 |
Theme 3. Support
|
Seeking support |
Formal support |
13 |
Informal support |
10 |
Received support |
Concret help |
5 |
Moral comfort |
18 |
Lack support |
Practical |
3 |
Emotional |
4 |
Institutional |
2 |
Theme 4. Coping strategies
|
Relying on yourself |
Inner strength |
2 |
Family responsibility |
4 |
Retelling |
Writing |
5 |
Partecipation to research on the topic |
3 |
Resignification |
Reorganization of everyday life |
5 |
Search for explanations |
3 |
Loss as a learning |
8 |