How Do Drug-Death-Bereaved Parents Adjust to Life Without the Deceased? A Qualitative Study

How Do Drug-Death-Bereaved Parents Adjust to Life Without the Deceased? A Qualitative Study

Knowledge about how bereaved persons grieve can enhance quality in providing the support and potential services that they need. We aimed to identify ways in which drug-death-bereaved Norwegian parents go on with their lives and what inhibits or promotes adaptation during their grieving. Reflexive th...

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