30 March 2020 Author : Isabel Galriça Neto The information gathered here was translated and adapted from the site of the british organization Cruse Bereavement Care , whom we thank. It is destined to health professionals and non-professionals, and has the purpose of informing and disseminating, in a synthetic and practical way, how grief and sorrow may be affected by this pandemic. Translation and Adaptation | Ana Guedes, Catarina Torre do Valle, Hugo Lucas Compilation | Marta Pavoeiro de Sousa Revision and Coordination | Isabel Galriça Neto Bereaved people may have to deal with traumatic situations, added to the fact that isolation may already have them withdrawn from their usual support network. Those who are already in grieving processes or whose parents or friends die of other causes, are also affected. A description follows of some of the different situations and emotions people in mourning may have to deal with, as well as a number of suggestions of assistance. Click here for more information and advice from Hospital da Luz on the epidemic of the new coronavirus COVID-19. The content published in the Health Guide is intended for the general public and is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It does not replace individual medical assessment, diagnosis, or personalized clinical advice from a qualified healthcare professional. The content is produced or reviewed by physicians and other healthcare professionals at Hospital da Luz and is based on the knowledge available at the time of publication or the most recent update, as indicated at the beginning of each item.
