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The process of organ donation consists in different stages among which the family interview that is conducted by advanced transplant coordinators. This moment holds high emotional complexity, because it informs about encephalic death and the possibility of donation. In this context, the objective is to know the emotions experienced by transplant coordinators in the family interview for organ donation. Method: qualitative research, descriptiveinterpretative norm; approved by the Ethics Committee of UFF/HUAP. Data was collected by semi-structured interviews with 24 advanced coordinators of Central of Transplants from the Rio de Janeiro State, from January to May of 2012. Results: the emotions were: negative – anger, fear and sadness; positive – love; impartial – surprise; and the denial – emotionless at the interview. Was conclude that different types of emotions permeate the family interview, with a predominance of those negatives. Not all coordinators were able to denominate their emotions, demonstrating the difficulty of dealing with the emotional issues in the workplace. It was observed that by identifying the emotions felt, they initiated the awareness of their own emotions.

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&lt;b&gt;Emoções vivenciadas por coordenadores de transplantes nas entrevistas familiares para doação de órgãos/Emotions experienced by transplant coordinators in family interviews for organ donation&lt;b&gt;