This report is the result of research into services and needs for people experiencing
complicated grief. The project was undertaken by the Centre for Health Service …

A survey of bereaved clients of four funeral providers in Australia confirms a public health
model predicting that over half the group would demonstrate low risk of complicated grief …

'In a book that is replete with illustrative case studies, Linda Machin draws together the
findings of a wide range of psychological and sociological theory and research in order to …

Objective: To determine the prevalence, staffing, methods, timing and allocation of
bereavement programs in Australian palliative care services. Design: Questionnaire‐based …

Coping with grief and advice on appropriate support Page 1 232 British Journal of Healthcare
Assistants August 2007 Vol 01 No 05 Open Forum Coping with grief and advice on appropriate …

The unexpected loss of a loved one through sudden death is a traumatic experience.
Generally, there are few resources in the community specifically tailored to meet the needs …

Research and practice in grief and loss have been undergoing something of a sea-change
in recent years. Past research-based models of grief have attracted much criticism, not only …

This study, undertaken in 1994, involved the development of a qualitative framework to
evaluate a bereavement service delivered by Silver Chain Hospice Care Service in Western …

Bereavement and grief are natural processes and the majority of people find their way
through their loss. However, a small minority may benefit from professional assistance and a …

This article outlines the theoretical context for understanding loss, grief and bereavement
and summarises some of the recent questions related to the merits of bereavement …