N420 Class 5 - Coding Qualitative Data by Rae Walker, PhD RN FAAN (they/them) https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6 en-us 2020-09-21 18:36:53 UTC 2025-12-16 17:49:28 UTC hello@padlet.com What is going on here? r_walker6 https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/765617425 2020-09-21 18:41:54 UTC https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/765617425 What does it mean? r_walker6 https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/765618256 2020-09-21 18:42:06 UTC https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/765618256 What am I learning from this? r_walker6 https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/765618742 2020-09-21 18:42:13 UTC https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/765618742 Group 5 https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/771812822 what is going on - the family is dying. we are detached from death as society. People don't get to experience the process of dying especially what happens after you die. Not a lot of people have experiences with it. This was the families way of coping and educating people on what is going on and how to handle it. 

Interesting how they took their own approach to it. Knew how hospice care worked. They were scared of not getting care they wanted. Her knowledge behind palliative care was interesting that she did not take it on, and pass on the way she wanted to. Interesting that they did not want to take it on. 

Introverts, crazy dogs, they did not want to disturb visiting nurse, They also knew what good hospice care looked like. They did not want to be frustrated from bad care.

It shows that people in LGBTQ community are scared of not receiving proper care.  did not want to seek out hospice care because they were scared of not getting standard of care other people would be getting. 
Taking control of their own care and outcomes. Not going with the standard and taking their own approach.






]]> 2020-09-23 12:54:23 UTC https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/771812822 Group 3 ecyr1 https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/771836203 Group 3:  We as a society tend to refuse death which makes the dying process that much harder. In this article we see death as a process. We see acceptance of her passing. We also saw that they didn't need to bring in outside help rather they all were deeply involved with her end of life care]]> 2020-09-23 12:59:56 UTC https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/771836203 Group I forgot our number https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/771844205
  • Ppl have to tip-toe around death and she openly talked to her child about it and made it more normal
  • She made peace with her death
  • Death is a part of life
  • She welcomed death in her last moments
  • Prevented it from being a traumatic life thing
  • Maybe her background as a hospice nurse helped


    • ]]>     2020-09-23 13:01:55 UTC https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/771844205     The process of dying was not the saddest part. It was their lack of faith in their own field to treat them equally. https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/771850091 2020-09-23 13:03:25 UTC https://padlet.com/r_walker6/iqzcj05msmqprol6/wish/771850091