Sentence examples for bereavement needs from inspiring English sources

The aims of this study were to quantitate perceived bereavement needs and to qualitatively describe these needs.

To clarify the decision-making and bereavement needs of family members who had organ donation discussed with them; to provide a rationale for further preparation of professionals involved in this sensitive work.

What bereavement needs do the families in paediatric palliative care have?

While the pre-death period seemed optimal for the assessment of caregiver bereavement needs, discussion centred on the many issues affecting bereavement assessment in palliative care.

Training programs in obstetrics need to better address the bereavement needs of parents following a stillbirth, and research is needed to evaluate effective bereavement interventions, accounting for cultural variation.

A standardised bereavement risk assessment protocol, transferrable across services, would be beneficial for both caregivers and staff in order to identify caregiver bereavement needs in a timely manner, thus minimising duplication in assessment and the provision of support, and reduce the likelihood of caregivers being missed between the various services in the system.

Dying, death and bereavement need to be seen not as purely medical events, Chapman says: "It's a truism, obviously, but the one certainty in life is that we'll die.

We studied the characteristics of bereavement, the need for follow-up bereavement service and to determine whether the information and care in the ICU is sufficient for relatives of deceased ICU patients.

Bob, a designer and builder, could use a lift out of his bereavement, and Grace needs a boyfriend to go along with her restored health.

There are parents needing money to fix a hole in the roof because one of them had to stop working because they needed bereavement care following the death and they can't afford it.

I often imagine how it would be to wear such a cloak during a time of bereavement -- not needing to explain the inability to concentrate, the frequent thoughts about death, the sense of removal from ordinary life and, indeed, the heightened aliveness and awareness of all emotions.