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The Challenge of Breaking Bad News

Hospital Practice, 1993
(1993). The Challenge of Breaking Bad News. Hospital Practice: Vol. 28, No. sup6, pp. 8-14.
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Learning to break bad news

BMJ, 1997
Doctors need better training in communication skills, particularly when they have to break bad news to patients, according to a report from the Royal College of Physicians. Training should start at medical school and be woven through the whole curriculum rather than taught as a separate subject. In its report Improving Communication Between …
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Breaking bad news to patients

Nursing Older People, 2014
Nurses can find imparting bad news, relating to any information that alters patients' perceptions of their present or future, difficult for a variety of reasons.
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Breaking bad news

BMJ, 2007
A year or so ago, I was a house officer, busy scurrying around the wards taking blood, prescribing fluids, and stealing the odd moment for myself. One evening on ward cover, I was bleeped by a nurse, who asked me to certify a patient who had just died. The family was also about to arrive, but were not yet aware that their relative had died.
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The Weight of Breaking Bad News

Journal of Cancer Education
Delivering bad news is a core competency in oncology and a central focus of medical education, often taught through structured frameworks such as the SPIKES protocol. While these approaches emphasize clarity, empathy, and patient-centered communication, they insufficiently address the cumulative emotional burden experienced by clinicians who repeatedly
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[Breaking bad news].

Revue medicale suisse, 2006
All managers have on occasions to break bad news. News about redundancy, mergers, acquisitions, corporate change and failure to be promoted. They may have to sack individuals, counsel others and deal with accidents. There may be groups of people involved, individuals, or more often both.
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Breaking bad news

2017
Bad news is any information that adversely and seriously changes the patient’s and family’s view of the future. Factors that influence disclosure include the type of communication (e.g. diagnosis, treatment failure, medical error disclosure), cultural, ethnic and family factors, and clinician attitudes and skills.
Walter F. Baile, Patricia A. Parker
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Touch and Breaking Bad News

Family Practice, 1991
C, Buis, T, de Boo, R, Hull
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