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International Journal of Language and Communication Disorders, 2021
BACKGROUND As part of their professional responsibilities, speech-language therapists and audiologists are required to deliver bad news. AIMS The aim of this qualitative study is to describe and characterize the subjective experience of speech-language
Rinat Gold
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BACKGROUND As part of their professional responsibilities, speech-language therapists and audiologists are required to deliver bad news. AIMS The aim of this qualitative study is to describe and characterize the subjective experience of speech-language
Rinat Gold
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Journal of business and technical communication, 2022
Business communication textbooks offer impression management (IM) strategies to help students learn how to soften bad news. But corporations sometimes use these strategies in ethically questionable ways.
E. DeJeu
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Business communication textbooks offer impression management (IM) strategies to help students learn how to soften bad news. But corporations sometimes use these strategies in ethically questionable ways.
E. DeJeu
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Teaching and Learning in Medicine, 2020
Phenomenon: Virtual standardized patients (vSPs) are becoming increasingly common in medical education, though one limitation of vSPs is the artificiality of computer-based simulators.
Arjun Nagendran +2 more
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Phenomenon: Virtual standardized patients (vSPs) are becoming increasingly common in medical education, though one limitation of vSPs is the artificiality of computer-based simulators.
Arjun Nagendran +2 more
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Journal of Athletic Training Education and Practice
Empathy involves understanding another person’s feelings, thoughts, and experiences and can improve patient outcomes and adherence to treatment recommendations.
E. Walton +4 more
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Empathy involves understanding another person’s feelings, thoughts, and experiences and can improve patient outcomes and adherence to treatment recommendations.
E. Walton +4 more
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Delivering Bad News: VR Embodiment of Self Evaluation in Medical Communication Training
International Conference on Serious Games and Applications for HealthMedical Professionals are often put through situations where they have to communicate something undesirable to patients (or their family members). The emotional reactions from the patient, or, the parent of the patient in a children’s hospital, are not ...
T. Collingwoode-Williams +4 more
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Healthcare financial management : journal of the Healthcare Financial Management Association, 2004
One of the more important, and certainly less desirable features of managers is that they often have to deliver bad news: the company is merging with a rival, finance is being out-sourced, a new ethnic and gender affirmative action policy is being or not being (depending on your view) implemented. The question is how to deliver the message such that it
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One of the more important, and certainly less desirable features of managers is that they often have to deliver bad news: the company is merging with a rival, finance is being out-sourced, a new ethnic and gender affirmative action policy is being or not being (depending on your view) implemented. The question is how to deliver the message such that it
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Survey on delivering bad news in rheumatology
Revista Colombiana de ReumatologíaAriel Brener +4 more
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Challenges in Delivering Bad News in a Multi-Ethnic Intensive Care Unit: An Ethnographic Study
Patient Education and Counseling, 2019OBJECTIVE During critical care, physicians are frequently confronted with bad-news communication because of patients' frail conditions. Delivering bad news is not easy, certainly not when patients from ethnic minority groups are involved.
Johan Bilsen +2 more
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1995
Delivering sad or bad news provides a major opportunity and significant risk for both patient and practitioner. When bad news is broken insensitively, the impact can be negative for both giver and recipient. For the recipient especially, the effect can be long-lasting and can include unnecessary pain and suffering, misunderstanding or inadequate ...
Lesley J. Fallowfield, Mack Lipkin
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Delivering sad or bad news provides a major opportunity and significant risk for both patient and practitioner. When bad news is broken insensitively, the impact can be negative for both giver and recipient. For the recipient especially, the effect can be long-lasting and can include unnecessary pain and suffering, misunderstanding or inadequate ...
Lesley J. Fallowfield, Mack Lipkin
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Delivering Bad News without Causing Bad Feelings
Say What!? Communicate with Tact and Impact, 2021Ann M. Butera
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