Death Rituals Reported by White, Black, and Hispanic Parents Following the ICU Death of an Infant or Child.

Unlabelled: To examine rituals (disposing remains, wakes, funerals/burials, celebrations) of White, Black, Hispanic parents post ICU infant/child death.

Design And Methods: Qualitative design, 63 parents completed English or Spanish semi-structured interviews at 7 & 13months after infant's/child's death. Interviews were audio-recorded, transcribed verbatim, and entered into Atlas.

Infant and child deaths: Parent concerns about subsequent pregnancies.

Purpose: Examine parents' concerns about subsequent pregnancies after experiencing an infant or child death (newborn to 18 years).

Data Sources: Thirty-nine semistructured parent (white, black, Hispanic) interviews 7 and 13 months post infant/child death conducted in English and/or Spanish, audio-recorded, transcribed, and content analyzed. Mothers' mean age was 31.