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Review : Bereavement education for childcare professionals

{blacksquare} Bereavement is a stressor that affects not only the child but also the whole family.

{blacksquare} Children need time and support to come to terms with their grief.

{blacksquare} Current evidence suggests that professionals feel ill equipped to deal with these issues.

{blacksquare} Inter-professional, multi-agency collaboration and support can provide effective, integrated and supportive services.

{blacksquare} A 12-day modular course was developed within the Exeter Community Trust and accredited by the University of Plymouth.

Key Words: Bereavement • Child • Education • Evidence based practice • Grief • Multi-agency • Support.

Journal of Child Health Care, Vol. 5, No. 2, 66-70 (2001)
DOI: 10.1177/136749350100500204
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