Sentence examples for not bereaved from inspiring English sources

One parent described administering a drug to a child without prior parental consent as "ethically very difficult" (P12, mother, telephone interview, not bereaved).

Parents described how deferred consent was a sensible solution to seeking consent in the emergency care setting: it "makes sense really, doesn't it?" (P8, telephone interview, not bereaved).

Parents cited their strong belief in the need for research to advance children's emergency medicine as informing their position: "we're not gonna advance unless we try" (P12, mother, telephone interview, not bereaved).

They described the content and quality of verbal information and explanation as key in helping parents to understand the aims and risks of the trial: "How it's actually explained to parents at that point will have a huge impact" (P10, mother, telephone interview, not bereaved).

Changing from generic drug names to brand names was also recommended by several other participants whose children did not have seizures, as they also found the generic names difficult to pronounce: "I hate it when doctors call drugs by their full name, I want to hear the brand name because that's what I know and that's what I can say" (P10, mother, telephone interview, not bereaved).

P 14 (mother, not bereaved):Yeah, so from that point of view, that sounds a lot better... That, that would be the pretty much perfect explanation to make a mum turn around and go, it's so they're doing everything they can to make sure my child is safe and to try and stop any side-effects Facilitator: What would your initial thoughts be about this trial?

Of these, 52 individuals could not be contacted or refused to participate, and 67 had not been bereaved (86% response rate).

Researchers found that people who lost their partner within the previous 30 days are 41% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat compared with those who were not recently bereaved. .

I don't feel bereaved over the loss of these patients".

Using a comparison group of only non-bereaved parents not including parents bereaved by other death causes can be disputed.

In a lacerating study of despair, Alderman portrays a woman who feels herself doubly bereaved: not only by the death of Yehoshuah, but by his rejection of her while he was still alive.