Bereavement after a Physician-Assisted Suicide: A Speculation Based on Theory
Despite the recent Supreme Court ruling upholding the ban on physician‐assisted suicide, the practice continues in the United States. A majority of Americans support physician‐assisted suicide, and several surveys document its use by physicians and nurses. This article explores the anticipated berea...
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| description | Despite the recent Supreme Court ruling upholding the ban on physician‐assisted suicide, the practice continues in the United States. A majority of Americans support physician‐assisted suicide, and several surveys document its use by physicians and nurses. This article explores the anticipated bereavement experience of significant survivors following a physician‐assisted suicide. Theoretical approaches to bereavement frame the discussion of possible reactions to suicidal death: (1) psychodynamic, (2) attachment theory, (3) crisis theory, and (4) cognitive theory. Three case scenarios illustrate potential survivor reactions, with suggested intervention approaches. |
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