Quick guide to communicate important news to terminally ill patients

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作者
Ghio, P. [1 ]
Dell'Orco, L. [2 ]
机构
[1] Osped S Luigi, Struttura Semplice Dipartimentale Terapia Antalg, Turin, Italy
[2] Osped SG Bosco, CMF, ORL, Reparto Chirurg Multidisciplinare, Turin, Italy
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CLINICA TERAPEUTICA | 2011年 / 162卷 / 02期
关键词
communication; emotion; England; patient; pain; sensivity;
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R5 [内科学];
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1002 ; 100201 ;
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The aim of this work is to be able to publish the information concerning communication with cancer patients as recommended in England. The observation and the study protocol during the stay abroad have been given the opportunity to stylize specific information on the methodology of communication of important information to terminally ill patients. It seems readily apparent as they characterized by both technical precision and sensivity to emotions and descriptions for the individual patient. How is shared by all chronic pain is predominantly complex emotion, a mix of additions and perceived physical and emotional pain emotional. Because accurate information is beneficial to the patient and that really is not turned, so to speak, a "bullet" it is necessary that you have created, over time, a concrete "therapeutic alliance" between body physician, patient and possibly family. This arises, for sure, even at first accepted the patient during the clinical visit attentive to detail, is renewed in the definition of the common objective to be achieved, so analgesia and it is expressed in the certainty that the physician provides all the resources realistically available. It is then up to the sensitivity of the operator, doctor and/or nurse, described in the "take charge" find, from time to time, the words and manners, verbal and nonverbal, to respond fully to questions of the patient same. din Ter 2011; 162(2):151-156
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