Journal of Hospice and Palliative Nursing · 2016 · 31 citations · 14 references
Social SciencesSociologyBereavement CareFamily DevelopmentFamily StudiesFamily FunctioningFamily ProcessesFamily RelationshipsFamily SupportFamily SystemsFamily TherapyFamily Anticipatory GriefFamily Bereavement ProcessesFamily Grief ProcessesFamily Life Course TransitionsFamily Systems In BereavementNon-normative Family TransitionsNormative Family TransitionsTerminal Illness Adjustment
Anticipatory grief is a symptom that can be experienced by caregivers and patients, especially those coping with advanced disease. Frequently, symptoms of anticipatory grief are disguised as depression, anxiety, or pain. This article reviews the concept of anticipatory grief, explores various assessment tools, and offers communication-based management strategies. Key nursing implications are also discussed.
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Needs of caregivers of clinic and hospice cancer patients
Vanessa Harrington, Nancy R. Lackey, Marie F. Gates · Cancer Nursing · 1996 · 96 citations
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Research Based on the Roy Adaptation Model
Callista Roy · Nursing Science Quarterly · 2011 · 96 citations