evidence: Cultural factors may also have an impact on relatives’ grieving behaviours, such as inconsolable wailing or tearing of their own clothing. [...] Culture, gender and other factors may affect how grief is felt; relatives may become silent and withdrawn, deny the information given or become aggressive. [...] Ensuring the deceased and family are managed in a dignified manner and religious requirements are respected can alleviate the pain of the experience for the bereaved. Bereaved people can recall in detail all aspects of their relative’s death and the last time they saw them.