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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1996
In Reply. —The thoughtful comments made by the authors of the letters in response to our article prompted several thoughts of our own. First, it was encouraging to be provided with information about the apparently effective use of SPs in the training of medical personnel.
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In Reply. —The thoughtful comments made by the authors of the letters in response to our article prompted several thoughts of our own. First, it was encouraging to be provided with information about the apparently effective use of SPs in the training of medical personnel.
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Primary Care, 2019
Primary care clinicians face difficult conversations with patients across the life cycle. As clinicians care for patients in different health states, the focus of these challenging conversations shifts.
Caitlin N. Baran, J. Sanders
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Primary care clinicians face difficult conversations with patients across the life cycle. As clinicians care for patients in different health states, the focus of these challenging conversations shifts.
Caitlin N. Baran, J. Sanders
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Building the Skill of Delivering Bad News
Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine, 2005Delivering bad news in the emergency department can be a stressful and reluctantly performed undertaking. However, from the patient's or family's perspective it is a very critical time in their life and therefore demands that the medical practitioner deliver the news in the most helpful way possible. Having a method to perform this task can empower the
Charles J. Schubert, Patricia Chambers
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How to deliver bad news to patients
Independent Nurse, 2011It is easy to cause distress by giving bad news badly.
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Delivering bad news to dental patients.
General dentistry, 1998Most dentists are accustomed to reporting to a patient that he or she has two new carious lesions, and patients accept such news relatively easily. A diagnosis of periodontal disease requiring multiple extractions and denture construction is less readily assimilated; accordingly, providers usually take more time and care in explaining this situation. A
G T, Chiodo, S W, Tolle
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Oncologists’ Experience of Delivering Bad News in Korea
Omega: Journal of Death and Dying, 2022Jaehee Yi, Min Ah Kim
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