The perceived value of bereavement support and the impact of inequalities on availability and access: Accessing bereavement support
Catherine Grimley,
Briony Hudson,
Rachel Warren
et al.
Abstract:Significant social and healthcare inequalities exist in the provision and access to bereavement services. An aging population and the deaths related to the Covid-19 pandemic mean that more people are experiencing bereavement. This has accelerated the need to address this crucial area of psychological, social and healthcare support. We aimed to analyse the experiences of those bereaved in the last five years by drawing on data from the UK Commission on Bereavement (UKCB) to explore how age, gender, ethnicity, … Show more
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