Correction to: How best to provide help to bereaved adolescents: a Delphi consensus study

Ross, Anna; Krysińska, Karolina; Rickwood, Debra; Pirkis, Jane; Andriessen, Karl

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“…doi: https://dx.doi.org/10.1027/00493-000. WRONG PUBLICATION 2 Andriessen, Karl, Karolina Krysinska, Debra Rickwood, and Jane Pirkis. 2022…”

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What are the most effective interventions to support children and young people bereaved by suicide in the family: a rapid review

Mann,

Kiseleva,

Searchfield

et al. 2023

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Bereavement by suicide is different from other forms of bereavement and needs specialised support. Children and young people who lost loved ones to suicide are more likely to suffer a complicated bereavement process and have poorer mental health.This review aims to assess the evidence for the effectiveness of interventions to support children and young people bereaved by suicide. The review included evidence available up until 29 March 2023. Three studies were identified and all reported on group therapy interventions lasting between 10 and 14 weeks.Key findings and certainty of the evidenceReductions in anxiety and depressive symptoms were found in children who received the group interventions. However, due to the types of study designs used and limitations of the included studies, it is unclear if this is attributable to the interventions, so caution should be applied when generalising the results.The strongest evidence came from a non-randomised controlled study, in which children in the intervention group had significantly greater reduction of anxiety and depressive symptoms compared with children in the control group. However, this study was limited due to numbers of participants lost to follow-up.Research Implications and Evidence GapsFurther research is needed to develop interventions to support children and young people bereaved through death by suicide of a family member. Additional research is needed to evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of planned interventions.Policy and Practice ImplicationsIt is difficult to draw firm conclusions due to the limited evidence and low quality of included studies. However, there are indications that group interventions may help to reduce anxiety and depressive symptoms in children bereaved by suicide. It will be important to develop guidance and standards of practice for these services based on best available evidence. All such services must use validated outcome measures as part of an integral evaluation process set up from service initiation.Funding statementThe Specialist Unit for Review Evidence was funded for this work by the Health and Care Research Wales Evidence Centre, itself funded by Health and Care Research Wales on behalf of Welsh Government

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What are the most effective interventions to support children and young people bereaved by suicide in the family: a rapid review

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“…A recent Delphi study compiled statements and actions a professional might take to help a bereaved adolescent (Ross et al, 2022).…”

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“…There is a paucity of intervention studies and little is known about the effectiveness of services offered to bereaved adolescents. A recent Delphi study compiled statements and actions a professional might take to help a bereaved adolescent (Ross et al, 2022). Candidate statements were compiled through a literature search and interview data with bereaved adolescents.…”

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Childhood grief: Elevating awareness of prevalence and the need for requisite support

Delaney¹

2022

Child Adoles Psych Nursing

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Correction to: How best to provide help to bereaved adolescents: a Delphi consensus study

Abstract: Following the publication of the original article [1], typographic errors were identified in the Methods and Results sections. The updated sentences in the Methods and Results sections are given below and the changes have been highlighted in bold typeface.

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What are the most effective interventions to support children and young people bereaved by suicide in the family: a rapid review

What are the most effective interventions to support children and young people bereaved by suicide in the family: a rapid review

Childhood grief: Elevating awareness of prevalence and the need for requisite support

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