2-Hour
- Describe the influence of culture and society on how individuals experience loss and grief.
- Describe the major theoretical processes and the inward and outward expressions of grief as a response to loss.
- Describe the purposes of anticipatory grief and bereavement for families and significant others.
- Identify appropriate and inappropriate helping behaviors or approaches
of healthcare providers when caring for the bereaved.
- Describe the relationship between personal attitudes and experiences and
one's effectiveness in intervening with individuals and families experiencing
death, dying, loss, and grief.
- Identify loss- and grief-oriented rituals useful in clinical practice.
8-Hour
- Describe the influence of culture and society on how individuals experience loss and grief.
- Describe the major theoretical processes and the inward and outward expressions of grief as a response to loss.
- Identify the common individual and gender differences in the grieving process.
- Describe the characteristics of a complicated grieving process.
- Describe the purposes of anticipatory grief and bereavement of families and significant others.
- Identify the secondary losses experienced by families providing
end-of-life care.
- Identify appropriate and inappropriate helping behaviors or approaches
of healthcare providers when caring for the bereaved.
- Identify loss- and grief-oriented rituals useful in clinical practice.
- Describe the relationship between personal attitudes and experiences and
one's effectiveness in intervening with individuals and families experiencing
death, dying, loss, and grief.
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