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Preparedness for Death and Adjustment to Bereavement among Caregivers of Recently Placed Nursing Home Residents
2015
Journal of Palliative Medicine
Preparedness for death as a predictor of post-bereavement adjustment has not been studied prospectively. Little is known about pre-death factors associated with feeling prepared prior to the death of a loved one. Objective: Our aim was to prospectively assess the role of preparedness for death as a predictor of post-bereavement adjustment in informal caregivers (CGs) who experienced the death of their loved one and to identify predictors and correlates of complicated grief, depression, and
doi:10.1089/jpm.2014.0309
pmid:25469737
pmcid:PMC4308821
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