Development and initial test of the self-report grief and bereavement assessment

Implementing evidence-based and cost-effective bereavement care is a challenge. A self-report measure could assist to identify caregivers at-risk of prolonged grief. We developed a new measure via five steps: identification of risk and protective factors for prolonged grief, item generation, consult...

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Main Authors: Sealey, M., Breen, Lauren, Aoun, Samar, O’Connor, Moira
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 2022
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/89238
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description Implementing evidence-based and cost-effective bereavement care is a challenge. A self-report measure could assist to identify caregivers at-risk of prolonged grief. We developed a new measure via five steps: identification of risk and protective factors for prolonged grief, item generation, consultation with an expert panel (n = 8), review by the academic team and expert panel, and a pilot test with family caregivers (n = 19) from three palliative care services. The Grief and Bereavement Assessment is a brief self-report measure that is theoretically and empirically grounded, acceptable to caregivers, feasible for use in palliative care, and requires psychometric validation.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-892382023-06-07T03:02:48Z Development and initial test of the self-report grief and bereavement assessment Sealey, M. Breen, Lauren Aoun, Samar O’Connor, Moira Implementing evidence-based and cost-effective bereavement care is a challenge. A self-report measure could assist to identify caregivers at-risk of prolonged grief. We developed a new measure via five steps: identification of risk and protective factors for prolonged grief, item generation, consultation with an expert panel (n = 8), review by the academic team and expert panel, and a pilot test with family caregivers (n = 19) from three palliative care services. The Grief and Bereavement Assessment is a brief self-report measure that is theoretically and empirically grounded, acceptable to caregivers, feasible for use in palliative care, and requires psychometric validation. 2022 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/89238 10.1080/07481187.2022.2081998 eng fulltext
spellingShingle Sealey, M.
Breen, Lauren
Aoun, Samar
O’Connor, Moira
Development and initial test of the self-report grief and bereavement assessment
title Development and initial test of the self-report grief and bereavement assessment
title_full Development and initial test of the self-report grief and bereavement assessment
title_fullStr Development and initial test of the self-report grief and bereavement assessment
title_full_unstemmed Development and initial test of the self-report grief and bereavement assessment
title_short Development and initial test of the self-report grief and bereavement assessment
title_sort development and initial test of the self-report grief and bereavement assessment
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/89238