Titlebook: New Challenges in Communication with Cancer Patients; Antonella Surbone,Matja? Zwitter,Richard Stiefel Book 2013 Springer Science+Business

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Managing Uncertainty not only physical symptoms but also distress, anxiety, and fear are vital to a good outcome. Doctors need to recognize the importance of providing structure and a safe relationship to facilitate coping and can do so through clear and supportive communication.

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Ethical Issues in Disclosing Bad News to Cancer Patients: Reflections of an Oncologist in Saudi Arabreceive a diagnosis of cancer are in a position of extreme uncertainty and vulnerability. Breaking such bad news is not an easy task. Doctors face particular difficulties when breaking bad news to cancer patients especially at the time of disclosing or discussing the diagnosis. Sometimes doctors col

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Psychological Challenges for the Oncology Clinician Who Has to Break Bad Newsever, there is important interindividual variation in stress levels during patient encounters, mainly due to the significance the situation represents for the oncologist. A reflection on his own development, his professional identity, and ways of dealing with the patient’s suffering can reduce his l

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Communicating about Spiritual Issues with Cancer Patientsintegrated into their health care. Clinicians also have noted the importance of spirituality, but have struggled with ways to address spiritual issues in a medical setting. Barriers to effective communication include: lack of knowledge, physician time, and fear of causing a negative reaction in pati

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Understanding Perspective Transformation among Recently Diagnosed Cancer Patients in Western Indiaormation or posttraumatic growth, these health outcomes have received increasing attention from investigators. However, little is known about these outcomes in cultural settings outside of Western developed societies or the basic processes that contribute to positive changes. The current study exami

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