Breaking Bad News
Breaking Bad News: A Valid Concern among Clinicians
... deliver bad news as soon as ...giving bad news between physicians who had teaching programs with ...giving bad news is an important skill, but only 40% of them had received ...
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Nurses' perspectives on breaking bad news to patients and their families: a qualitative content analysis.
... the bad news and possible legal conse- quences (26). Breaking bad news has always been regarded as one of the duties of the physician, which is in line with the findings of the present ...
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Sonographers' experiences of breaking bad news in prenatal ultrasound: a phenomenological analysis
... for breaking bad news have indeed been shown to increase perceived self-competence (at least among medical students) (Garg & Buckman, 1997), as having a plan of action can often reduce the ...
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Students’ Corner Breaking bad news: exploring patient's perspective and expectations
... withstand bad news better than older ...to breaking bad ...the bad news was stated as the most important thing that a doctor should do at a follow up visit, followed by him ...
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The application of the Practitioners in Applied Practice Model during breaking bad news communication training for medical students : a case study
... break bad news can have widespread effects upon the patient such as their comprehension of information and satisfaction with the care they receive 1,2 ...of breaking bad news to a ...
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Perception of the Cancer Patients on Doctors’ Ability in Breaking Bad News – the Indigenous Adult Cancer Patients’ Perspective in Sarawak, Malaysia
... “body language”, and “management of time available” were perceived by the respondents as lacking. As there is no structured training or a standard protocol available, there is a need to provide them so that doctors are ...
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Breaking bad news: a phenomenological study into the giving and receiving of a cancer diagnosis
... on breaking bad news are now available to healthcare staff, few have been evaluated for their effectiveness in changing ...in breaking bad ...in breaking bad ...break ...
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Breaking bad news skill of postgraduate residents of tertiary care hospital of Lahore, Pakistan: A cross-sectional survey
... in breaking bad news to the patients by means of a specifically-designed questionnaire based on six-step protocol of Setting, Perception, Invitation, Knowledge, Empathy and Summarising ...
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Breaking bad news in ethnic settings: perspectives of patients and families in Northern Sri Lanka
... on breaking bad news, this study explored the expectations of Tamil (the dominant ethnic group in northern Sri Lanka)- speaking patients with cancer and their families with respect to receiving their ...
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Merging Drama with Medical Education: Simulation in Learning Breaking Bad News Pre and Post Study
... Use of standardized patients was investigated in many previous researches [20] [21] [22], and proved to be an effective way in enhancing learning expe- rience of medical students and residents as well as fellows [5] [13] ...
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Initial construct validity evidence of a virtual human application for competency assessment in breaking bad news to a cancer patient
... The mean scores for the 12 participants in Group A, who reported no prior BBN training, are shown in Table 4. Posttest scores (mean =8.6, SE =0.80) were significantly lower (as noted, lower is better) than the pretest ...
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Breaking Bad News Protocol for Cancer Disclosure: An Iranian Version
... of bad news disclosure, many researchers today are looking for patterns to help them with proper and scientific implementation of this task with the least emotional and psychological impact on patients and ...
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Breaking bad news in assisted reproductive technology: a proposal for guidelines
... for breaking bad news [22, 23] can be applied to the ART ...of bad news was considered more controversial than in ...of bad news, the patient as a couple and the fact that ...
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The use of protocol in breaking bad news: evidence and ethos
... that breaking bad news has significant negative emotional effects on the professional (Bousquet et al, 2015) and although SPIKES was designed with the intention of reducing professional burnout ...
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Breaking bad news and the importance of compassionate palliative care of the infant
... delivering bad news and end of life issues are equally integral to a NICU physician’s ...delivering bad news has a significant impact on the physician-parent relationship and leaves a lasting ...
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Breaking bad news: Penal populism, tabloid adversarialism and Brexit
... ‘cellfies’ on Facebook that showed them partying with smuggled food, drugs, alcohol, video game consoles and wads of £20 notes. The instruction to government was clear: re-impose law and order in prisons. A Daily Mail ...
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Beyond `Breaking Bad News': clinicians' experiences of disclosing a life limiting illness to their patients
... Here, Dr X draws on the psychological terminology of ‘transference’ to describe and possibly explain her emotional experience with the diagnosis. Transference, or ”the unconscious redirection of feelings from one person ...
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Saudi mothers' preferences about breaking bad news concerning newborns: a structured verbal questionnaire
... BBN. Breaking diag- nosis of trisomy 21 itself and its features including mental retardation and congenital heart diseases were the hypothetical bad ...
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Breaking bad news to antenatal patients with strategies to lessen the pain: a qualitative study
... Health professionals may adopt different attitudes if they lack the skills to handle the emotional responses of pa- tients who have received bad news. On the one hand, some carers believe that their ...
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Interactional skills training in undergraduate medical education: ten principles for guiding future research
... The timing of interactional skills training in the under- graduate medical course may influence how these skills are applied in clinical practice. Descriptive research indicates that integration of skills development ...
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