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Migration to regional - more acceptance of regional cemeteries

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Needing to switch off from the bad news every day

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public shock at impact of covid on death abroad. e.g. storing bodies in freezer trucks

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public shock at impact of covid on death abroad. e.g. storing bodies in freezer trucks

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Increased FOMO for memorialisation products

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Increased FOMO for memorialisation products

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Increased interest in purchasing higher value products (e.g. vaults)

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AS mentioned by Deb - the shock of not being recognised as frontline workers

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awareness of mortality and discussions of death 

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awareness of mortality and discussions of death 

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increased public awareness of death care and cemetery sectors, and risks of large scale impacts

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increased public awareness of death care and cemetery sectors, and risks of large scale impacts

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Greater awareness of the importance of open space for holistic wellbeing

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Greater awareness of the importance of open space for holistic wellbeing

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Including cemeteries!

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less traffic on the road, less time spent on the road more time to spend writing and creating unique services

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less traffic on the road, less time spent on the road more time to spend writing and creating unique services

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Wonder - if there will be demand later on for additional memorialisation, if the limited funeral services meant little to no closure. (People not even sure they buried the right body due to closed casket).

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funeral professionals as final responders and the invisible face of Covid 19

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funeral professionals as final responders and the invisible face of Covid 19

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Families holding off to bury or cremate 

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Families holding off to bury or cremate 

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The community is amazingly together in times of emergency

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The community is amazingly together in times of emergency

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Compliance and self-regulation and a sense of "we're all in this together"

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no refreshments after funeral services and people hang around in the car park for an hour desperate for human connection and that moment to come together

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no refreshments after funeral services and people hang around in the car park for an hour desperate for human connection and that moment to come together

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Cemeteries used for recreational activities

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Cemeteries used for recreational activities

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all applause goes from  small funeral services

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all applause goes from  small funeral services

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Increased focus on mental health and wellbeing

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Increased focus on mental health and wellbeing

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Is it genuine and sustained or a political tool?

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funerals as farewells not celebrations of life

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funerals as farewells not celebrations of life

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Aggression from general public/mourners 

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Aggression from general public/mourners 

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bodies waiting in morgues to be buried or cremated  (in some places)

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bodies waiting in morgues to be buried or cremated  (in some places)

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Greater acceptance of change - anything from working from home to simpler funerals, to possibly a shift towards acceptance of cremation or alternative burial methods

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Strain to mental health - personal and community

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Strain to mental health - personal and community

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Facetiming grandparents in aged care, live streaming funerals etc

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Restricted interstate travel for attending events

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Restricted interstate travel for attending events

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scaling back of expectations around funerals from families

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scaling back of expectations around funerals from families

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re-assessing priorities in our personal death planning

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re-assessing priorities in our personal death planning

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Increase in aggression to our staff from visitors (not sure why, possibly "kicking the dog" or lack of social interaction)

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change in domestic situation making mourning harder 

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change in domestic situation making mourning harder 

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cemeteries too far to visit (outside limited travel distance radius)

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cemeteries too far to visit (outside limited travel distance radius)

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(Brief) spotlight on cemeteries - do we have enough space?

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(Brief) spotlight on cemeteries - do we have enough space?

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Images from overseas (Italy and New York) about mass burials evoked an interesting community discussion

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serious risks to the safety and health of my family

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serious risks to the safety and health of my family

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Digital everything

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golf courses can be re-purposed. even as a cemetery

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golf courses can be re-purposed. even as a cemetery

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TRAUMA - experienced by families, experienced by funeral professionals

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TRAUMA - experienced by families, experienced by funeral professionals

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Even very conservative organisations like GMCT were forced to adapt to the new normal of work

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technology - live-streaming all services

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technology - live-streaming all services

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technology - zoom meetings with families

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technology - zoom meetings with families

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Unable to meet in larger groups for special occasions

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Unable to meet in larger groups for special occasions

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Not sure but definitely more awareness of death during a pandemic

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Don't know, but wonder - is there demand for at-home sales services? I.e. elderly clients preferring sales staff to make home visits, similar to real estate agents

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Impacts of restrictions were felt unequally

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not being present at the death of a loved one

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not being present at the death of a loved one

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Assumption/feeling = demand for recreational use increasing

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Social distancing and constraints to touch

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Impact on families - unable to attend grave/memorials

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Impact on families - unable to attend grave/memorials

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health and safety at work - mask and hand sanitiser

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health and safety at work - mask and hand sanitiser

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Unexpected - the demand for premium products not only continues, people upgrading their choices

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For the first part of this task, I want you to list out as many different impacts as you can think of and post each one to the Padlet board. They can be as broad or narrow as you like, but try to keep it to a short phrase, like “fewer people at funerals”.