Exploring barriers to assessment of bereavement risk in palliative care: Perspectives of key stakeholders Psychosocial

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Exploring barriers to assessment of bereavement risk in palliative care: Perspectives of key stakeholders Psychosocial

Background: Palliative care standards advocate support for grieving caregivers, given that some bereaved people fail to integrate their loss, experience ongoing emotional suffering and adverse health outcomes. Research shows that bereavement support tends to be delivered on an ad hoc basis without f...

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Main Authors:	Sealey, M., O'Connor, Moira, Aoun, Samar, Breen, Lauren
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	2015
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/25014

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