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This study aimed to investigate Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD) and depression and associated factors, especially the effects of exposure to factors related to death. Sample comprised 304 Brazilians bereaved for more than a year. Most participants had lost a first degree relative (67.5%), 83.8% by natural causes.  T -tests and logistic regression models were utilized. Violent death, close degree kinship and being present at the moment of death increased the chances of presenting PGD and PTSD. Findings point to the importance of public policies to support bereaved individuals and the need to evaluate primary care interventions.

The Effects of Exposure to Factors Related to Death in Mental Health