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What Reviews May Miss About Prolonged Grief Disorder

When targeted evidence gets diluted, effective treatments for prolonged grief disorder may be harder to see—and use.

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    AHRQ review may underrepresent evidence on PGD.

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    PGD-specific psychotherapy shows a 71% response rate.

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    AHRQ analyzed 219 studies with moderate evidence for treatment effects.

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    PGD recognized in DSM-5-TR and ICD-

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    PG-13-Revised scale indicates need for clinical evaluation.

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    Digital interventions have potential, but scalability remains a concern.

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    Evidence interpretation affects clinical practice visibility for PGD treatments.

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What Reviews May Miss About Prolonged Grief Disorder

  • by Kerri Miller

  • April 6, 2026

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