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The dialectical method as a way of delivering bad news
Palliative Medicine, 2021 Delivering bad news (DBN) to a patient is an enormous challenge and a great mental burden for a doctor. Medical staff members often do not have sufficient skills in this field, or they develop their own techniques.
K. Sobczak, A. Rudnik
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Does emotional intelligence predict breaking bad news skills in pediatric interns? A pilot study [PDF]
Medical Education Online, 2015 Background: While both patients and physicians identify communication of bad news as an area of great challenge, the factors underlying this often complex task remain largely unknown.
Suzanne Reed +5 more
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Breaking Bad News: A Small Group Session Teaching Communication Skills for Delivering Bad News
MedEdPORTAL, 2013 Introduction Breaking bad news is a common yet difficult task that medical professionals are responsible for. At the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, students are introduced to this topic relatively early on in their training in a small ...
Maria van Zuilen +2 more
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Delivering Bad News to Patients: Survey of Physicians, Patients, and Their Family Members’ Attitudes
Shiraz E Medical Journal, 2021 Background: Breaking bad news to patients is an unpleasant process, but it is essential for the medical team, which is giving information about a person’s illness; without proper planning, it leads to a negative impact on people’s feelings and quality of
A. Bazrafshan +2 more
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Journal of Marine Medical SocietyBackground: Any information which will affect adversely and drastically a patient’s view of his/her future is called as bad news. Breaking a bad news involves issues related to ethical, legal, professional, and human rights.
Prof Kalaivani Annadurai +1 more
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Perspectives About Breaking Bad News Among Medical Students of Qom University of Medical Sciences
Health, Spirituality and Medical Ethics, 2021 Background and Objectives: Undoubtedly, breaking bad news is one of the most difficult duties of a doctor. Not having this skill and not paying attention to its details can result in poor patient satisfaction, psychological morbidity, and weak clinical ...
Akram Haidari +3 more
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Delivering Bad News: Crisis Communication Methods in Academic Libraries
College and Research Libraries, 2021 This exploratory study analyzed the specific crisis communication methods of academic libraries. A survey was sent to library staff at Association of Research Libraries member colleges and universities to describe if, who, when, and how they communicated
Brittany O'Neill, Rebecca Kelley
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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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The Role of Nurses in Delivering Bad News to the Patient and Family: An Integrated Review Study
International Journal of Cancer ManagementBackground: Since nurses play a central role in communicating with physicians, patients, and patients' families, special attention should be paid to their role in delivering bad news. Objective: This review aims at describing and highlighting the role of
Soore Khaki +4 more
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Delivering Bad News: Should Physicians Express their Emotions?
Journal of Family Medicine, 2021 The traditionally assumed medical dictum is that a physician who expresses his or her emotions in font of patients or their families is almost deemed unprofessional.
V. H, J. M, B. R
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