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2000). The specific issues suggested for further study by the current research include the emergence of long-term grief patterns and their detrimental effects, the possibilities of helpful intervention and coping strategies in alleviating any long-term problems associated with an unresolved bereavement process, and preparation for bereavement care during a patient's life as part of a specific strategy for addressing these issues (Kent & McDowell 2004; Fauri et al. 2000). The physical, psychological, and behavioral components and effects of grief, especially patterns of long-held grief, can be severely detrimental to continued development, and nurses can play a key role in the bereavement process for other patients and for family members (Kent & McDowell 2004). The proposed study will more...
& Kovacs, P. (2000). "Bereavement services in acute care settings." Death studies 24(1), pp. 51-64.
Field, N. & Filanosky, C. (2010). "Continuing Bonds, Risk Factors for Complicated Grief, and Adjustment to Bereavement." Death studies 34(10). pp. 1-29.
Kent, H. & McDowell, J. (2004). "Sudden bereavement in acute care settings." Nursing Standard 19(6), pp. 38-42.
Stephen, A.; Wompenny, P.; Unwin, R.; Work, F.; Dempster, P.; MacDuff, C.; Wilcock, S. & Brown, A. (2009). "Bereavement and Bereavement Care in Health and Social Care: Provision and Practice…
References
Fauri, D.; Ettner, B. & Kovacs, P. (2000). "Bereavement services in acute care settings." Death studies 24(1), pp. 51-64.
Field, N. & Filanosky, C. (2010). "Continuing Bonds, Risk Factors for Complicated Grief, and Adjustment to Bereavement." Death studies 34(10). pp. 1-29.
Kent, H. & McDowell, J. (2004). "Sudden bereavement in acute care settings." Nursing Standard 19(6), pp. 38-42.
Stephen, A.; Wompenny, P.; Unwin, R.; Work, F.; Dempster, P.; MacDuff, C.; Wilcock, S. & Brown, A. (2009). "Bereavement and Bereavement Care in Health and Social Care: Provision and Practice in Scotland." Death studies 33(3), pp. 239-61.
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