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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2018 Bad news constitutes any piece of information with the potential to have a negative impact on a person’s life. During their career, all doctors will break bad news on a regular basis, and the manner in which this news is broken can deeply influence how much patients understand and then react.
Maria Flynn, Dave Mercer
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Breaking Bad News: Schizophrenia
Journal of Psychiatric Practice, 2010 The aim of this paper is to help physicians deliver the diagnosis of schizophrenia by adopting and adapting the popular oncology protocol, SPIKES. Data sources for the paper are PubMed searches (1984-2009), entering the phrase "breaking bad news." Of the 269 articles retrieved, those with face relevance to schizophrenia were selected and references ...
Mary V. Seeman, Seeman, Mary V
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JAMA, 1996 Objective. —To review the literature on breaking bad news while highlighting its limitations and describing a theoretical model from which the bad news process can be understood and studied. Data Sources. —Sources were obtained through the MEDLINE database, using "bad news" as the primary descriptor and limiting the sources to English-language ...
Eberhardt, Tara L., Ptacek, J.T.
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Nursing Standard, 2022
Nurses are often faced with situations in their practice where they have to break bad news to patients and their families. Such conversations are complex and can be challenging for all parties. It is essential that nurses are equipped with the skills required to manage such situations effectively to ensure optimal outcomes and quality of care for ...
Lynn Wiryasaputra, Mervyn Koh
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Nurses are often faced with situations in their practice where they have to break bad news to patients and their families. Such conversations are complex and can be challenging for all parties. It is essential that nurses are equipped with the skills required to manage such situations effectively to ensure optimal outcomes and quality of care for ...
Lynn Wiryasaputra, Mervyn Koh
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American Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2012 A website written by Irene Tuffrey-Wijne, based on her research, with: -Unique and flexible guidelines that can be used by practitioners, families and carers to ease the process of breaking bad news to people with intellectual disabilities ...
Jeannie, Han, Arthur Robert, Kagan
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Emergency Nurse, 2023
Breaking bad news is a fundamental yet challenging aspect of the role of healthcare professionals, including nurses. This article provides a step-by-step framework that nurses can use when delivering bad news and having challenging conversations with patients and/or families.
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Breaking bad news is a fundamental yet challenging aspect of the role of healthcare professionals, including nurses. This article provides a step-by-step framework that nurses can use when delivering bad news and having challenging conversations with patients and/or families.
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1992
To investigate the importance of a sympathetic approach to breaking bad news in the doctor-patient relationship.Worldwide surveys of views on truth disclosure by health care professionals, the public, and patients with cancer and other diseases.Surveys using a Medline Computer Search were identified.Twenty-two questionnaire studies.The data obtained ...
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To investigate the importance of a sympathetic approach to breaking bad news in the doctor-patient relationship.Worldwide surveys of views on truth disclosure by health care professionals, the public, and patients with cancer and other diseases.Surveys using a Medline Computer Search were identified.Twenty-two questionnaire studies.The data obtained ...
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