2008
DOI: 10.12968/ijpn.2008.14.4.29130
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Supporting children and families facing the death of a parent: part 1

Abstract: Aim: To present findings from a review of key literature and from a scoping of current provision of support for children facing the death of a parent. A summary of the findings from these is reported here.Methods: To set out the background and context to the evaluation of a new service aimed at supporting children and families facing the loss of a parent from cancer, key literature was reviewed and a scoping of current bereavement support for children and families was conducted using online searching, telephon… Show more

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“…Of the total 97 articles on pediatric palliative care, there were 55 articles on clinicalpractice,[202229333540424450525355575960636870747577808183869295100103106110,112113] 8 articles on education,[30697376878890114] 7 articles on research,[2428435661104105] and 27 articles on administration. [212325273132344151545862717278798289919394101102111115116] The relative reporting prevalence for the four categories is provided in Figure 5.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Of the total 97 articles on pediatric palliative care, there were 55 articles on clinicalpractice,[202229333540424450525355575960636870747577808183869295100103106110,112113] 8 articles on education,[30697376878890114] 7 articles on research,[2428435661104105] and 27 articles on administration. [212325273132344151545862717278798289919394101102111115116] The relative reporting prevalence for the four categories is provided in Figure 5.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[2236384447495355678186929596109] There were six original articles[6973768790114] and two review articles[3088] among the eight articles on education, and two original articles,[56] and six review articles[24284361104105] among seven articles on research, respectively. Of the 27 articles on administration, there were 15 original articles[212358717278798294101102111115116] and 12 review articles.…”
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“…Los principales factores de riesgo que se han asociado con el desarrollo de duelo patológico a corto o largo plazo son (19,17,24,(25)(26)(27)(28) : a. la presencia de antecedentes psicopatológicos en el menor o en el cuidador principal. b. la simultaneidad de acontecimientos vitales estresantes.…”
Section: El Concepto De Muerte En La Infancia Y Adolescencia: Respuesunclassified
“…Ambas intervenciones tienen en común el carácter preventivo, ofrecen servicios específicos de atención al duelo y pretenden evitar una derivación innecesaria a los servicios de Salud Mental en aquellos casos en los que no se constata la presencia de psicopatología, pero sí existen factores de riesgo o señales de alarma. Por otra parte, algunos trabajos como el de se centran en la descripción de las necesidades detectadas a partir de la implantación de un programa de duelo en Escocia, sin llegar a definir pautas de actuación (24)(25) . Mientras que la evidencia científica sobre la eficacia de las intervenciones con padres o cuidadores es consistente, las intervenciones realizadas con otros miembros de la familia, por ejemplo hermanos, no parecen contribuir de forma significativa a la elaboración del duelo (12) .…”
Section: La Intervención En El Duelo En Niños Y Adolescentes: Revisióunclassified
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