M N Dudin, P V Golyshko, E V Vashalomidze, D A Gurtskoy, L D Gurtskoy
[Development of digital competencies of medical staff in the context of the overall digitalization of the Russian healthcare]
Problemy sotsial'noi gigieny, zdravookhraneniia i istorii meditsiny
recent national survey bereaved partners found high levels complicated grief psychological distress evidence loneliness isolation may contribute outcomes however mechanisms action explored advance grief theory paper reports analysis survey freetext data examine relationship social support emotional responses bereavement individuals bereaved civil partner spouse 610 months previously identified death registration data 5691945 29 completed surveys received 311 participants 55 provided responses two freetext questions asked feelings since death partner spouse support around data analysed using corpusassisted discourse analysis discourse dynamics approach figurative language participants described diverse emotional responses bereavement eg sadness anger denial acceptance value formal informal bereavement support although many experiences described accounted existing grief theory participants described liminal experience recognised within theories felt trapped unable engage loss restoration unable move forward planned future longer existed sought communitas solidarity experiences often found support social networks diminished metaphors used describe liminality partner grief expressed dark agentic force monster abyss water findings study offer original insights experiences trajectories bereavement understandings prolonged complicated grief novel model loss restoration presented include experiences recognition place liminality within spectrum grief experiences could enhance grief literacy improve formal informal bereavement support provision