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Patient-centred Care for Complicated Grief:

Nursing Care

Anticipate increased or exaggerated affective behaviour. Communicate therapeutically with patient and family members and allow them to verbalize feelings. Support patient and significant others share mutual fears, concerns, plans, and hopes for each other. Review and point out strengths and progress to date. Encourage significant others to manage their own self-care needs for rest, sleep, nutrition, leisure activities, and time away from the patient. Initiate a process that provides additional support and resources Strengthen the patient’s efforts to go on with his or her life and normal routine. Consider the patient’s or family’s denial about the loss for it is part of the grieving process. Acknowledge the patient’s need to review the loss experience. Refer the patient and family to community resources.

Medications:

Antidepressants

Client Education

Family members, friends, social support groups and your faith community are all good options to help you work through your grief. You may be able to find a support group focused on a particular type of loss, such as the death of a spouse or a child.

Therapeutic Procedures:

*Psychotherapy: Complicated grief is often treated with a type of psychotherapy called complicated grief therapy. *Talking. Talking about your grief and allowing yourself to cry also can help prevent you from getting stuck in your sadness. *Bereavement counselling. Through early counselling after a loss, you can explore emotions surrounding your loss and learn healthy coping skills. This may help prevent negative thoughts and beliefs from gaining such a stronghold that they're difficult to overcome.

Interprofessional Care

• Consult with the physical and recreational therapist to help the nursing staff in managing the client *Approach a psychologist or a counsellor in managing treatment

Complications

Complicated grief can affect you physically, mentally and socially. Without appropriate treatment, complications may include: Depression Suicidal thoughts or behaviours Anxiety, including PTSD Significant sleep disturbances Increased risk of physical illness, such as heart disease, cancer or high blood pressure Long-term difficulty with daily living, relationships or work activities Alcohol, nicotine use or substance misuse