Breaking bad news: experiences, views and difficulties of pre-registration house officers = Annoncer de mauvaises nouvelles : expériences, opinions et difficultés de médecins récemment diplômés travaillant en hôpital

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Breaking bad news: experiences, views and difficulties of pre-registration house officers = Annoncer de mauvaises nouvelles : expériences, opinions et difficultés de médecins récemment diplômés travaillant en hôpital

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SCHILDMANN, Jan | CUSHING, Annie | DOYAL, Len | VOLLMANN, Jochen

Il s'agit d'analyser le rôle et les perceptions de ces jeunes médecins anglais en poste hospitalier lorsqu'ils doivent informer les patients atteints de maladie grave. Cette pratique médicale a été analysée à partir d'un questionnaire empli lors d'entretiens téléphoniques. Les résultats illustrés par des tableaux e graphiques statistiques concernent différents thèmes: fréquence de ce type d'annonce, degré de facilité ou de difficulté liée à cette annonce, ressenti par rapport à la nécessité d'informer les patients, importance de la formation reçue au cours de leurs études.

Voir la revue «PALLIATIVE MEDICINE, 19»

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Langue: anglais
Description physique: p.93-98

Revue: PALLIATIVE MEDICINE, n°2, vol.19

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