Some of the interventions that the nurse should follow while dealing with the family members after the death of the client include
The nurse should properly inform the family members the person in question had died. It is very important to use the appropriate words when communicating with the family member about the death of their loved ones.
The nurse should prepare the body of the person and ensure the hospital room is clean so that the family can view the body immediately after death.
The nurse should take care of the dead body with dignity and the appearance must be well preserved
The nurse should prepare the body and transfer it to the mortuary.
The nurse should provide adequate support for the family and allow them to participate in preparing the body if they wish to take part
The nurse must ensure the privacy and dignity of the deceased is highly maintained
The nurse should guide the family as to how to obtain the death certificate and also furnish the family with the information needed regarding the funeral director including bereavement support services.
The nurse should honor the wishes of the family regarding tissue and organ donation
The deceased belongings must also be returned to the family
The norming stage of group development is a stage of development of bonds and group identity. It is in this stage that the group develops a sense of synergy and the structure of the group solidifies. When members are in the norming stage of development, they have a feeling of togetherness and have a common set of expectations and feeling that they can accomplish more as a group than individually.
