00:01 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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