Death is a universal situation that all human beings live throughout their lives, it is difficult to deal with and much more confront the loss of a newborn. This is a situation many times the nursing professional has feelings of guilt, have failed Addressing neonatal death is a delicate task to get the family member to express their emotions, to drain their sadness is very difficult and much more when immersed in their pain, this experience does not leave indifferent to the nursing professionals who do not know how to behave, nor how to accompany and care for a woman and her partner when they have suffered a loss. The objective is to interpret the meanings of the experience experienced by nursing professionals in situations of neonatal death. This research has a phenomenological hermeneutical approach, its paradigm is qualitative and the method used for this study was of Herbert Spiegelb...

Death is a universal situation that all human beings live throughout their lives, it is difficult to deal with and much more confront the loss of a newborn. This is a situation many times the nursing professional has feelings of guilt, have failed Addressing neonatal death is a delicate task to get the family member to express their emotions, to drain their sadness is very difficult and much more when immersed in their pain, this experience does not leave indifferent to the nursing professionals who do not know how to behave, nor how to accompany and care for a woman and her partner when they have suffered a loss. The objective is to interpret the meanings of the experience experienced by nursing professionals in situations of neonatal death. This research has a phenomenological hermeneutical approach, its paradigm is qualitative and the method used for this study was of Herbert Spiegelb...