Sentence examples for model for grief from inspiring English sources

Interestingly the clinical measures of vision in these two patients were very similar (see Fig.  1), suggesting they had employed different adjustment approaches, or indeed that they had progressed to different stages of a wider adjustment process experienced by all patients, such as those described in the well-known Kubler-Ross model for grief [ 31, 32]).

We subsequently developed final prediction models for complicated grief and depression (table 3).

She outlined a five-stage model of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance.

Grant considered calling the album The Anger Stage, after the Kübler-Ross model of grief.

But another model of grief, outlined by Zucker, takes on three predictable phases.

12 Others, including psychiatrists, sociologists, and theologians, have offered an alternative model of grief.

Both models of grief, discussed in the introduction, seem relevant to our findings.

The view of grief as a standardised process contrasts with contemporary models of grief as unique and multi-dimensional, and a process that oscillates between loss and restoration [ 13, 31].

Otherwise GPs will rely on out-dated theories and constructions of grief as linear, stage/phase-based, and time-bound; and will continue to have little understanding of contemporary models of grief.

They risk falling into a category of grievers who, according to Ruth Davis Konigsberg, author of The Truth About Grief: The Myth of its Five Stages and the New Science of Loss, are in thrall to "unnecessarily lengthy – and agonising – models for coping with grief that have created more anxiety about the experience instead of alleviating it".

The aim of the study was to develop a clinical tool to identify bereaved individuals who had a prognosis of complicated grief and to propose a model for a screening tool to identify those at risk of complicated grief applicable among bereaved patients in general practice and palliative care.