Compassionate supportive care for the trauma victim's families: implementing the ministry-of-excellence model as an example

Margie Dell Warden

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Compassionate supportive care for the trauma victim's families: implementing the ministry-of-excellence model as an example

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Margie Dell Warden. Compassionate Supportive Care for the Trauma Victim's Families: Implementing the Ministry-of-excellence Model As an Example. United Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d9b8c840-dd3a-42d8-a872-922cc8cfa148.

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M. D. Warden. Compassionate supportive care for the trauma victim's families: implementing the ministry-of-excellence model as an example. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d9b8c840-dd3a-42d8-a872-922cc8cfa148

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Margie Dell Warden. Compassionate Supportive Care for the Trauma Victim's Families: Implementing the Ministry-Of-Excellence Model As an Example. United Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d9b8c840-dd3a-42d8-a872-922cc8cfa148.

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Abstract

The ministry model provided a supportive environment for trauma victims' families by providing liaisons between the healthcare team and families. The families were cared for with support and compassion, decreasing their levels of anxiety and allowing the healthcare team uninterrupted opportunities to assess and treat the patients. Qualitative research was employed to test the model's effectiveness, by means of pre- and posttest, questionnaires, and interviews. The test results were derived from families who were involved in a small focus group, which yielded results in support of the hypothesis.

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