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REPORT ON BEREAVEMENT AND GRIEF RESEARCH

focus of the project was on strengthening research on grief and bereavement with the ultimate goal of improving the care that grieving people receive. The project's mandate was to observe the field of grief research as a whole and develop strategies and recommendations to improve and support research. Goals of the project also included building connections among people working in the field and facilitating the use of research to guide the provision of the best possible care. To guide the work of the project, a scientific advisory committee (SAC) was formed, composed of senior researchers and practitioners with high credibility, broad expertise and vision. SAC members were invited to participate in round table discussions in the summer of 2001. A report of these discussions was one of the products of this project and served as a good foundation for the remaining work of the project (the report is available at www.cfah.org). The work of the project was broken into five work groups: monograph, research agenda, research funding, communication and bridging. Each group was tasked with a specific goal and objectives and SAC members elected to join a work group of their interest. The following publication would not have been possible without the contributions and significant guidance from members of the scientific advisory committee, most particularly the monograph work group of the SAC. However, the full committee was not asked to endorse the conclusions or recommendations for research included in the report, which they saw in draft form prior to final revisions before its release. Responsibility for the release version of the report rests with the Center for the Advancement of Health.