Selena MacDonald’s research while affiliated with Dalhousie University and other places

... However, ours is the first to comprehensively examine professional grief across all healthcare professions and specialties, incorporating quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-method designs. While Yazdan et al 17 reviewed 29 articles on hospital-based interventions to address physician and nurse grief, highlighting the limited and heterogenous nature of existing studies, and Burm et al 18 reviewed 173 studies on physician and nurses' experiences during the COVID-19, emphasizing the need for institutional support, these reviews were profession-or context-specific. Other reviews have also been limited in scope: Tamworth et al 19 examined grief among mental health practitioners, Findlay and Robertson 20 focused on home care workers, and Weiss et al 21 explored disenfranchised grief (a type of grief that is not openly acknowledged, mourned, or supported by others 22 ) within a nursing paradigm, while Fernández-Basanta et al 23 conducted a meta-synthesis on midwives' and nurses' grief related to pregnancy loss. ...

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Hidden in Plain Sight: A Scoping Review of Professional Grief in Healthcare and Charting a Path for Change