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Aim: The main aim of this study was to investigate family member's experiences of
communicating with health professionals (HP) during end-of-life care in acute medical wards …

The diagnosis of a life-threatening disease can trigger a variety of reactions in the recipient
of such news. In addition to a range of emotional and psychological responses, there will …

The elephant in the room: communication at end of life | Nursing and Residential Care MAG
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Communication is a two-way street | British Journal of Nursing MAG Online Library Skip main
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Communication in Palliative Nursing: The COMFORT Model offers readers an updated,
comprehensive account of the role of nurses delivering communication in palliative care. As …

Communication between healthcare professionals and the relatives and friends of patients
who are imminently dying is a key part of providing high quality end-of-life care. The primary …

Objective: The aim of the study was to explore the skills and strategies employed by
professionals when having difficult conversations to provide information to loved ones as …

Within palliative care, clear and open communication about death is encouraged.
Euphemisms are discouraged as threats to promoting clear understanding of the prognosis; …

Maintaining hope: communication in palliative care Page 56 5.1 Introduction From “What’s
Left”, by Kerry Hardie’ I know more or less How to live my life now. But I want to know how to …