Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7263917 Clinical Psychology Review 2016 19 Pages PDF
Abstract
The assumptions that grief work before the loss would alleviate bereavement outcome was not confirmed. Thus, the concept of anticipatory grief is questioned. High preparedness was associated with improved caregiver outcome. Additional support should be given to caregivers with pre-loss grief and low preparedness.
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