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Tag Archives: perinatal bereavement
The Child Without Name – Parents in Grief: Using social media to support bereaved parents
Cliquez ici pour lire la version française Continuing our special series on perinatal bereavement and palliative care with examples of initiatives from Ireland and France that aim to improve care for babies and families. Today, Nicole Monteville Culas, President of … Continue reading
Death at the time of birth: One of life’s greatest paradoxes. Reflections of a Clinical Midwife Specialist in Bereavement
Continuing our special series on perinatal bereavement and palliative care with examples of initiatives from Ireland and France that aim to improve care for babies and families. Brid Shine, Clinical Midwife Specialist, Bereavement and Loss, Coombe Women & Infants University … Continue reading
Perinatal bereavement care – building the body of research in Ireland
Today, we launch a special series about perinatal bereavement and palliative care with examples of initiatives from Ireland and France that aim to improve care for babies and families. Grace O’Sullivan, Hospice Friendly Hospitals Programme Coordinator, Irish Hospice Foundation, explains … Continue reading