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Death, the unexpected certainty: anticipatory grief work in the hospital setting

Bereavement support In 1988 a study of bereavement support in NHS hospitals in England published by the King’s Funds gave a comprehensive overview of the inadequacies in the way hospitals handle death and bereavement. It argued for a coherent approach, with partnership between health professionals and improved communication skills. Its report also highlighted evidence to suggest that although practical procedures were improving there remained a lack of recognition and fulfilment of the emotional needs of those