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See Latest ArticlesDisclosing bad news to patients with life-threatening illness: Differences in attitude between physicians and nurses in Israel
International Journal of Palliative Nursing, 07/01/09
Natan MB et al. - Behavioural beliefs, subjective attitudes and prior clinical experience with disclosure of bad news were the main factors influencing caregivers' disclosure. The main predictors among nurses were behavioural beliefs and prior experience, and among physicians were subjective norms and prior experience.
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