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Development and validation of The Breaking Bad News Attitudes Scale [PDF]
BMC Medical Education, 2021 Background Communication of bad news plays a critical role in the physician-patient relationship, and a variety of consensus guidelines have been developed to this purpose, including the SPIKES protocol.
Kátia Laureano dos Santos +4 more
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Styles of providing negative information by doctors on the basis of the analysis of the Breaking Bad News Skills questionnaire [PDF]
Psychiatria i Psychologia Kliniczna, 2018 Aim of the study: Identification of factors which determine effective communication between a doctor and a patient. Development of a tool for the evaluation of doctors’ skills of breaking bad news to patients’ relatives. Material and methods: The study
Jakub Lickiewicz +3 more
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Breaking bad news to patients and relatives
, 2004 Online learning module regarding communicating difficult news to patients and their relatives.nthe module can be accessed at: http://learning.bmj.com/learning/module-intro/breaking-bad-news-patients-relatives.html?moduleId ...
Lloyd-Williams, M, Lawrie, I
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Level of knowledge about breaking bad news among healthcare professionals in India
Tungs’ Medical JournalBackground: Breaking bad news to patients is both difficult and emotional, highlighting the need for healthcare professionals to be sensitive, professional, and clear during communication.
Kusum Kumari +4 more
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The patients’ preferences in breaking bad news: A scoping review [PDF]
Nursing Practice TodayBackground & Aim: Patients’ preferences in breaking bad news to the patients may vary from one culture and society to another. This study aimed to determine patients' preferences for breaking bad news.
Atefeh Barikani +2 more
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‘I am afraid the news is not good’ – Breaking bad news in the time of COVID: Experiences from a field hospital [PDF]
African Journal of Primary Health Care & Family MedicineBackground: The COVID-19 Pandemic had profound effects on healthcare systems around the world. In South Africa, field hospitals, such as the Mitchell’s Plain Field Hospital, managed many COVID patients and deaths, largely without family presence ...
Charmaine Cunningham +4 more
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Integrative Cancer Therapies, 2003 Cancer is still, for many patients, an incurable disease. For many patients, cancer takes on a chronic course, with repeated recurrences and bouts of treatment. For still too many patients, it takes a fatal course, as the recurrences worsen and the patient slowly or quickly develops disease that results in death.
Keith I, Block +4 more
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International Journal of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 2021 Introduction: Breaking bad news to caregivers of children with (CKD) [I can't comment in the box] Title says to breaking bad news to children but in here, breaking bad news to caregivers. Please clarify and edit accordingly.
Weiam Almaiman +2 more
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Iranian Journal of Nursing and Midwifery Research, 2021 Background: Nurses have an important role in the process of providing information and helping patients prepare for and receive bad news and understand and cope with the bad news they have been given.
Elnaz Yazdanparast +3 more
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Quality and Safety in Health Care, 2002 Effective public accountability in health care demands effective communication to the public. The public release of healthcare performance information can easily turn into a media circus focusing on boondoggles and body counts. Michael Millenson, a former reporter with the Chicago Tribune who went on to become a health services researcher and author ...
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