Health care providers often experience the death of patients in their care, which can lead to
grief reactions. If not adequately addressed, grief can lead to burnout, compassion fatigue …

Background Bereavement support is a core part of palliative care. However, the evidence
base is limited by a lack of consistency in the outcomes used to evaluate services and …

Introduction There is a paucity of clinical guidelines for the routine assessment of
maladaptive reproductive grief reactions in outpatient primary care and OB-GYN settings in …

Background: Postvention services aim to ameliorate distress and reduce future incidences of
suicide. The StandBy Response Service is one such service operating in Australia for those …

Objective The study aimed to explore oncologist's grief symptoms over patient death and to
identify why and which losses are particularly challenging when patients die. Methods The …

Grief has been shown to weaken bereaved persons' health, but measurements of their lost
time and medical expense remain rare. Funerals traditionally managed and assuaged grief …

Multidimensional socio-medical care with an early integration of palliative principles is
strongly recommended in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), but provided inconsistently …

Purpose The purpose of the study was to explore what institutional support (s) oncologists
want to help them cope with patient loss. Methods The grounded theory method was used …

Objectives of the Study The primary aim of this research is to address the issue of grief
amongst medical professionals' in response to patient death and understand the different …

Grief has been shown to weaken bereaved persons' health, but measurements of their lost
time and medical expense remain rare. Funerals traditionally managed and assuaged grief …