Finding studies
Finding studies
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Lead
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Participants who consent will engage with the principal investigator in a one-time voice-recorded interview consisting of demographic and open-ended questions. Participants can choose to conduct the interview face-to-face or over-the-phone. Completion of the interview is expected to take between 30-90 minutes. Validation focus groups are expected to take between 30-90 minutes, as well. For the legacy-building cohort, the Child Life Department will provide additional information to specify which bereaved families received legacy items, and parents will be recruited to participate in an interview centered on the legacy item questions. PRIMARY OBJECTIVE To conduct qualitative interviews in order to understand what helps and what hinders bereavement processes among St. Jude parents, with particular attention to how relationships with St. Jude professional care staff affect parental bereavement processes. EXPLORATORY OBJECTIVES To qualitatively explore the unique bereavement experiences and challenges of parents of children who have received bone marrow transplantation, and compare these experiences with those participants whose children did not receive bone marrow transplantation. To assess for qualitative similarities among parents with similar responses on questionnaires and/or to identify between-group differences on questionnaires among parents with qualitatively similar experiences.
Age
18–any
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Not accepted
