Transnational Caregiving and Grief: An Autobiographical Case Study of Loss and Love During the COVID-19 Pandemic.

IF 1.5 4区 心理学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Omega-Journal of Death and Dying Pub Date : 2024-11-01 Epub Date: 2022-05-04 DOI:10.1177/00302228221095689
Glenda M Hinkson, Camille L Huggins, Maya Doyle
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This article examines grief while providing transnational caregiving during the COVID-19 pandemic. There are an estimated 275 million migrants living in their destination homeland which is 3.5% of the global population. The transnational family strives to maintain solidarity, intergenerational ties, and cultural values while sustaining family structure across international borders. Transnational caregiving is the exchange of support and care across distance and international borders. The devastating assault of COVID-19 on older adults impacted caregiving significantly, especially transnational caregiving. A qualitative case study method was selected to examine a participant's understanding and experience of transnational caregiving during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the interviews and writing of the narrative summary, five themes emerged related to transnational caregiving and COVID-related losses -exposure to sudden and unexpected death, isolation, guilt, loss and change of traditions, and lack of closure.

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跨国关怀与悲伤:COVID-19大流行期间失去与爱的自传式案例研究。
本文探讨了在COVID-19大流行期间提供跨国护理时的悲伤。据估计,有2.75亿移民生活在他们的目的地国,占全球人口的3.5%。跨国家庭努力维持团结、代际关系和文化价值,同时维持跨国界的家庭结构。跨国照护是跨越距离和国际边界的支持和照护交换。COVID-19对老年人的毁灭性打击严重影响了护理工作,特别是跨国护理工作。采用定性案例研究方法考察参与者对COVID-19大流行期间跨国护理的理解和经验。通过采访和撰写叙述摘要,我们发现了与跨国护理和与covid - 19相关的损失有关的五个主题:突然和意外死亡、孤立、内疚、传统的丧失和改变,以及缺乏封闭。
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