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Delivery care process in late fetal death Objective: to analyze the evidence available about the delivery care process in late fetal death, allowing to learn about the experience and needs of mothers and fathers, and the challenges for the professionals managing these cases. Method: a narrative review of qualitative studies published from 2005 to August, 2017 in the following databases: Pubmed, Cinahl, Embase, Scielo, Cuiden and Llilacs, on the area of late fetal death, weeks onwards), and in the international setting (from week 24 of gestation). A themed analysis was conducted on the articles selected, mothers and fathers on one hand, and two theme areas according to the experience of professionals. Results: seven qualitative articles were selected: four content analyses, two phenomenological analyses, and one grounded theory. fathers were associated with a devastating diagnosis, the initial goodbye, building maternity and paternity, and the impact of the experience of professionals were: personal and professional impact, and case management. Conclusions: this review shows the traumatic experience of mothers and fathers suffering a late fetal loss, as well as the personal impact on those professionals managing them, who will be faced with

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