From: Audiobooks from terminally ill parent for their children – a qualitative evaluation
Category | Definition | Codes |
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Legacy | Everything described to be passed to the children and kept for their future | generation, preserve, reminiscence, leave behind, advice, life story, connection, treasure, guidance |
Motivation | intentions and reasons for taking part | first-hand information, self-reflection, personal gain, companion, help |
Usage | how to deal with the audiobook | single chapter vs. completely, reference book, listen in company, some chapters later when the children are older |
Benefit | the positive impact of the intervention | gift, gratitude, affecting time, well-being |
Aims | what patients want to achieve | availability on demand, pleasure, orientation, source of strength, sweet memories |
Difficulties | Obstacles in the creation of the audiobook | adaptation to interview, coping, telling of bitter memories, the complexity of memories, authenticity, finding right wording for children, consideration, overcoming |
Worries | Everything mentioned what parents were afraid of | point in time to listen to single chapters, bitter memories, grief, challenge, truth and awareness |