Background: Significant proportions of burnout have been reported among both oncologists
and oncology nurses. However, these groups have not been compared in a meta-analytic …

Objective This study aims to systematically examine Chinese cancer patients' and families'
preferences for information disclosure to the patient, patient awareness, and predictors of …

Objectives This study aimed to investigate the knowledge and attitudes of patients with
cancer of palliative care and their preferences regarding end-of-life care in mainland China …

Background Based on the principle of informed consent, doctors are required to fully inform
patients and respect their medical decisions. In China, however, family members usually …

Introduction While there have been several studies examining the understanding and quality
of informed consent in clinical trials of cancer therapies, there is limited empirical research …

Background Recruiting advanced cancer patients is crucial for nursing research in cancer
care. However, nurse researchers often face various socio-cultural challenges, particularly …

Objective This study was performed with the aims of screening the previous studies on
breaking bad news in all medical wards. Methods Eligible observational studies were …

Background Little previous research has been conducted outside of major cities in China to
examine how physicians currently perceive palliative care, and to identify specific goals for …

The study presents the results of qualitative research carried out within a death education
project dedicated to advance treatment directives (ATDs) in which it was proposed to …

Abstract Purpose of Review Our goal was to provide healthcare professionals (HCPs) with
evidence-based data about what can be done to handle prognostic discussions with …