Bereavement Risk Assessment Guidelines

Guidelines for the Assessmentof Bereavement Risk in FamilyMembers of People ReceivingPalliative CareCentre for Palliative CareJuly 2000 Guidelines for the Assessment of Bereavement Risk in family members of People Receiving Palliative Care1 AcknowledgmentsThis project was made possible by a grant from the Department of Human Guidelines could not have been written without the cooperation of practitionerswho work with people who are dying and their families. Practitioners were willing toexamine their practice and identify areas of strength and weakness. Special thanks arealso offered to the members of the project steering committee whose thoughtful inputguided the project and opened doors to many areas of the literature and national andinternational experts in the Committee MembersAssociate Professor Sanchia Aranda (Principal Investigator) Centre for PalliativeCareProfessor Sidney Bloch The University of MelbourneMs Julie Edwards Outreach Grief ServicesMr Chris Hall Centre for Grief EducationProfessor David Kissane Centre for Palliative CareMs Donna Milne (Project Officer) Centre for Palliative CareRev Dr Bruce Rumbold Palliative Care Unit La Trobe UniversityReview PanelDr Louis Gamino Scott and White Clinic Texas, USADr Selby Jacobs Yale University, USAP rofessor Linda Kristjanson - Edith Cowan University, WAMs Barbara Monroe St Christopher

Guidelines for the Assessment of Bereavement Risk in Family members of People Receiving Palliative Care 1 Acknowledgments This project was made possible by a grant from the Department of Human Services.

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