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Child bereavement-what matters to the families. Part 2: The long term
Shona Elizabeth Johnston1, Suzanne McAllister2, Catriona Norden3
1Department of Paediatrics, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Oxford, UK Shona.Johnston@ouh.nhs.uk.
Abstract:
The death of a child is a devastating event. Families experience profound grief and loss immediately following the death, and this remains and evolves as time progresses. In this, the second in a series, we discuss the importance of longer term bereavement care and how continuing contact with healthcare can be navigated. As bereaved parents who are also doctors, we again share our experiences. The complex nature of parenting, supporting siblings or managing a pregnancy after loss are explored, and we look at the involvement of bereaved parents in developing bereavement services.
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