The lived experience of caring for people with cancer and the influence of culture on Iranian
carers who have elevated levels of prolonged grief symptoms after the death has received …

Introduction. The death of a family member due to cancer is one of the most stressful events
of life. The purpose of the present study was to investigate lived experiences of family …

Objective: Family members who take on the role of caregiving for someone who is dying
begin bereavement after being emotionally and physically taxed by the caregiving …

Family caregivers of a loved one with advanced cancer are at risk for developing
bereavement complications following the loss of the person they cared for. However, little …

Purpose: Over the past decade, Prigerson and her colleagues have shown that symptoms of
'complicated grief'—intense yearning, difficulty accepting the death, excessive bitterness …

Background Bereavement experience is shaped by cultural and social contexts. No
systematically constructed reviews were identified to explore the bereavement experience …

Background: A significant minority of bereaved caregivers experience prolonged grief.
However, few longitudinal studies have examined prolonged grief, especially in an Asian …

Background and objectives: Research on anticipatory grief (AG) has been more focused on
the experience of relatives than the terminally ill patients. This study will present qualitative …

Although grief and family caregiving have been extensively studied, there exists limited
knowledge of anticipatory grief as it relates to families' transition in illness to bereavement …

Background Cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide and a cancer death is a
major risk factor for pathological bereavement. This systematic review of the literature aimed …