A review of palliative care policies and bereavement support practices in the United States,
Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, and Japan demonstrated 4 challenges: questions over …

Determining public expectations of grief is an important contributor to the debate
differentiating normal from pathological grief. An international sample of 348 participants …

Abstract Background General Practitioners (GPs) are well-positioned to provide grief support
to patients. Most GPs view the provision of bereavement care as an important aspect of their …

Objective This article describes the pilot testing of a community survey to ascertain the
experiences and needs of people who were bereaved 6–24 months before the survey. The …

In the aftermath of suicide, grief becomes a multi-faceted experience. Traditionally, this grief
was silenced where the shame attached to suicide invalidated a person's need for …

This study aimed to describe the experiences, expressions, and coping mechanisms of
American and Turkish adult women's bereavement and grief upon loss of a loved one. For …

Background Road traffic crashes and their outcomes are substantial global public health
issues and public health initiatives are increasingly involving relevant community members …

This mixed method retrospective pilot study empirically investigated the grief experience of
mothers of small children who were bereaved during motherhood. Prolonged Grief Disorder …

Death is a universal human experience. It is like the unavoidable'gravitational'pull seeking to
drag humans into the'ethereal'world without prior consent. Death is a crisis that all families …

Doka (2008) introduced the term 'disenfranchised grief'to refer to the form of grief that lacks
social recognition. This paper argues that disenfranchised grief can find recognition and …