Homicide bereavement: A family affair |
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Authors: | Asaro M Regina Clements Paul T |
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Affiliation: | MS, RN, CT, is a Consultant on Trauma and Loss in Newport News, VA;PhD, APRN, BC, DF-IAFN, is an Assistant Professor, Old Dominion University School of Nursing, Norfolk, VA, and a Distinguished Fellow -International Association of Forensic Nurses |
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Abstract: | Murder of a loved one typically has a tremendous impact on the family as a whole and on individual members. While it is true people often react in very similar ways following such a traumatic loss, they do not necessarily grieve in the same way or at the same time. Additionally, the murder may have a detrimental effect on the stability, developmental tasks, communication patterns, and role functioning of the family. This paper explores some of the many issues and challenges families must face in the aftermath of a murder. |
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Keywords: | family system homicide PTSD grief family bereavement forensic nursing |
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