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Project

BEREAVEMENT AFTER CANCER-RELATED DEATH: A LONGITUDINAL MIXED-METHODS RESEARCH (BE-CARED PROJECT)

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

To identify relatives at risk for Prolonged Grief Disorder symptomatology : a cross-sectional study

Charlotte BovenNele Van Den NoortgateLet DillenLiesbeth Van HumbeeckLieve Van den BlockRuth Piers

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PAIN AND SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT

Relatives' needs in terms of bereavement care throughout euthanasia processes : a qualitative study

Charlotte BovenLet DillenLiesbeth Van HumbeeckLieve Van den BlockRuth PiersNele Van Den Noortgate

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NURSING

Relatives’ experiences of being involved in assisted dying : a qualitative study

Charlotte BovenLet DillenSigrid DierickxLieve Van den BlockRuth PiersNele Van Den NoortgateLiesbeth Van Humbeeck

A1 Journal Article in QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH

Bereavement care and the interaction with relatives in the context of euthanasia : a qualitative study with healthcare providers

Charlotte BovenLiesbeth Van HumbeeckLieve Van den BlockRuth PiersNele Van Den NoortgateLet Dillen

A1 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NURSING STUDIES