MEDICAL ETHICS AND BAD NEWS DELIVERY TO PATIENTS

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BANIHASHEMI K.

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Journal: Ethics in Science and Technology Year:2009 | Volume:4 | Issue:1-2 Page(s): 115-130

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MEDICAL ETHICS AND BAD NEWS DELIVERY TO PATIENTS

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BANIHASHEMI K. | Issue Writer Certificate

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BAD NEWSQ3

STRESSFUL REACTIONQ3

MEDICAL ETHICSQ2

PHYSICIAN'S SKILLSQ3

Abstract

Background: It has been shown that bad medical news could be associated with stressful psychological and physiological reactions both for physicians and patients. There is always a strong tendency to reduce or abolish the significant consequences of such a process through psychological reaction analyses techniques.Methods: We analyzed the main ethical considerations which exist in between and we ranked the parameter setting frames before, during and after the BAD NEWS session.Results: In this study, a relatively classical categorization system for a variety of psychological or physiological reactions as primary and secondary ones has been proposed with a mind filtration process of un-wanted or stressful ambiguous mental or behavioral reactions, both quantitatively and qualitatively.Conclusion: Mind analysis and reaction modifications both for physicians and patients at each stage of the BAD NEWS session may reduce the level or intensity of provocation hence diminishes the post-session STRESSFUL REACTIONs of the patient. The primary mental or behavioral reactions of physicians may not be completely organized or well analyzed at early period of treatment process.It seems to be better to make a filtration process and turn into secondary more controlled reactions. This would be fruitful and may coincide with suitable, comprehensive and on-time situation analysis viewpoints.

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ASSESSMENT OF NURSES' KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HOW TO CONVEY BAD NEWS TO PATIENTS AND THEIR COMPANIONS

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BANIHASHEMI, K.. (2009). MEDICAL ETHICS AND BAD NEWS DELIVERY TO PATIENTS. ETHICS IN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, 4(1-2), 115-130. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/122979/en

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BANIHASHEMI K.. MEDICAL ETHICS AND BAD NEWS DELIVERY TO PATIENTS. ETHICS IN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2009;4(1-2):115-130. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/122979/en

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K. BANIHASHEMI, “MEDICAL ETHICS AND BAD NEWS DELIVERY TO PATIENTS,” ETHICS IN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY, vol. 4, no. 1-2, pp. 115–130, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/122979/en

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