Telling the truth to patients with cancer: what is the truth?

A Surbone - The lancet oncology, 2006 - thelancet.com
Attitudes and practices of truth-telling to people with cancer have shifted substantially in the
past few years. However, cultural and individual differences persist, and some difficulties …

On paternalism, autonomy and best interests: Telling the (competent) aged‐care resident what they want to know

AG Tuckett - International journal of nursing practice, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
This paper has been derived from a review of literature from a recent qualitative study that
explored the meaning of truth‐telling within the care provider–aged resident dyad in high …

Nursing is different than medicine: ethical difficulties in the process of care in surgical units

K Torjuul, V Sorlie - Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
Aim. This paper describes a study of the kinds of ethical difficulties nurses face in the
process of care in surgical units. Background. Nurses face ethically difficult situations in …

Registered nurses' understanding of truth-telling as practiced in the nursing-home: An Australian perspective

AG Tuckett - Health Sociology Review, 2006 - Taylor & Francis
This article draws on an Australian research study using multiple qualitative methods to
investigate 'truth-telling'in aged-care. Registered nurses understand truth-telling to be an …

[PDF][PDF] Breaking bad news: A phenomenological study into the giving and receiving of a cancer diagnosis

GA Tobin - 2006 - tara.tcd.ie
Background: Breaking bad news to patients or being present when bad news is given is part
of the daily activity of many healthcare professionals. With over 20,000 new cancer …