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Now, to wrap up,
when we're talking about
grief and loss.
00:04
This is a really difficult topic,
but today, I hope
you got a little
baseline understanding
of some things to consider
about this topic.
00:12
Now, loss can be defined
by actual loss,
or something that just the
individual perceives as a loss.
00:19
Now, as you remember, there's those
five stages of dying or grief.
00:24
Those include that denial stage,
anger, bargaining, then depression,
and eventually acceptance.
00:32
And if you recall,
the timeline of these stages
can vary greatly
between each individual.
00:38
And grief and loss
are complex emotions,
with many influences that shape
each individual experience.
00:46
And now lastly,
nurses need to understand
their own personal feelings
about grief and loss,
because that's important
in providing
competent, caring,
and professional care.
00:58
Thank you for watching.
The lecture Grief and Loss: In a Nutshell (Nursing) by Samantha Rhea, MSN, RN is from the course Nursing across the Lifespan.
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