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• 1982The forgotten grief: A review of the psychology of stillbirth.137 cited
• 1999LONG-TERM IMPACT OF SUDDEN INFANT DEATH: A 12- TO 15-YEAR FOLLOW-UP112 cited
• 1987Similarities and differences in mothers' and fathers' grief following the death of an infant95 cited
• 1989Adaptation Following Perinatal Loss: A Critical Review91 cited
• 1990Parental reactions to the loss of an infant child: A review81 cited
• 1992Parents' perceptions of the miscarriage experience81 cited
• 2010Stillbirth: Patient-centered Psychosocial Care80 cited
• 1992The psychoanalytic conceptualization of perinatal loss: a multidimensional model79 cited
• 1987Emergency department experience with sudden death: A survey of survivors76 cited
• 1984Grief Reactions to Perinatal Death — a Follow-Up Study72 cited
• 1986Management of established pathological grief reaction after stillbirth70 cited
• 1995Initial adaptation in mothers and fathers following perinatal loss69 cited
• 2008Effectiveness of bereavement interventions in neonatal intensive care: A review of the evidence67 cited