Data supporting interpretations of intertwined needs
| Family member’s other-related and self-related needs | |
| Good and trustworthy care => Peace of mind for family member and possibility to ‘also live one’s own life’ | ‘In the beginning, I was constantly thinking about Mum, but not anymore. When I exit that door, I can live my own life.’ (Adult child) ‘The interaction between me and other family members was very much related to [Mum], to Alzheimer’s and home care. Now it’s different.’ (Adult child) |
| Well-being of resident => Well-being for family member | ‘If he were in a place that wasn’t good for him, I’d be distressed all the time.’ (Adult child) ‘For the next-of-kin, it’s most important that their close other is feeling well.’ (Nurse) |
| Resident’s other-related and self-related needs | |
| Family member safety => Peace of mind for resident | ‘Just that [my] children remain healthy – that’s the best thing.’ (Resident) ‘You don’t need to come along this time [on a trip]; our girls will be fine, [and] you can just rest.’ (Adult child) ‘She leaves the telly and radio on for [her late spouse] and says she’ll have a meal now, [and it] won’t be long. She takes care.’ (Nurse) |
| Good and trustworthy care => Peace of mind for family member and possibility to ‘also live one’s own life’ | ‘In the beginning, I was constantly thinking about Mum, but not anymore. When I exit that door, I can live my own life.’ (Adult child) |
| ‘If he were in a place that wasn’t good for him, I’d be distressed all the time.’ (Adult child) ‘For the next-of-kin, it’s most important that their close other is feeling well.’ (Nurse) | |
| Family member safety => Peace of mind for resident | ‘Just that [my] children remain healthy – that’s the best thing.’ (Resident) |
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