Sentence examples for bereavement rates from inspiring English sources
Women at high risk of HBOC may bear a heavy emotional burden due to their familial experiences of cancer, high bereavement rates and their own fears of developing the disease.
"Bereavement" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
Family carers felt that the therapy provided a benefit to their family members and that the document would help them in bereavement, and most rated the experience as satisfactory and one they would recommend to others.
Good health and material circumstances do not protect individuals from increased mortality rates after bereavement.
The percentage of elderly females living alone is also increasing due to the high rate of bereavement.
The authors reported that 672020%) participants reported having received no bereavement care training and another 114 (36%) rated their bereavement care training as poor or very poor.
Consideration of cultural bereavement practices is importance to acceptance and response rates to verbal autopsies.
[ 28] Why do the studies in the literature have such widely varying rates of professional help seeking for bereavement?
Our analysis, which took into account changes in morbidity before and after bereavement, suggested that the rise in the mortality rate after bereavement is not primarily mediated through new or worsening chronic physical disease.
This interpretation is biologically plausible, as studies have identified increases in cardiovascular risk factors and reduced immunity after bereavement, and epidemiologic studies have highlighted the marked increase in rates of suicide and accidental deaths (24– 26).
At the time of follow-up survey, children who witnessed death and experienced extreme fear had higher prevalent rates on the symptoms of anxiety; those who had physical injuries, bereavement and extreme fear had higher prevalent rates on the symptoms of depression; and those who had extreme fear had higher prevalent rates on the symptoms of PTSD.
