Predicting extreme grief response: Can health and social care professionals be helped to identify family carers of people with Motor Neurone Disease at risk of Prolonged Grief Disorder?

Barbara Jack; Mary O'Brien; Andrew Kirkcaldy; Katherine Knighting; Brenda Roe

Predicting extreme grief response: Can health and social care professionals be helped to identify family carers of people with Motor Neurone Disease at risk of Prolonged Grief Disorder?

Barbara Jack, Mary O'Brien, Andrew Kirkcaldy, Katherine Knighting, Brenda Roe

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Abstract

Rediscovering Holism: the future for Palliative Care The 11th Palliative Care Congress

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	11th Palliative Care Congress - Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, Glasgow, United Kingdom Duration: 9 Mar 2016 → 11 Mar 2016

Conference

Conference	11th Palliative Care Congress
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Glasgow
Period	9/03/16 → 11/03/16

Access to Document

http://www.pccongress.org.uk/

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Jack, B., O'Brien, M., Kirkcaldy, A., Knighting, K., & Roe, B. (2016). Predicting extreme grief response: Can health and social care professionals be helped to identify family carers of people with Motor Neurone Disease at risk of Prolonged Grief Disorder?. Poster session presented at 11th Palliative Care Congress, Glasgow, United Kingdom. http://www.pccongress.org.uk/

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