Rethinking parameters of “success” in breaking bad news conversations from patient’s perspective: the successful delivery process model

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Martin Koch
Carola Seifart
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[1] University Hospital,Clinic for Internal Medicine I
[2] Technical University,Research Group Ethics in Medicine, Faculty of Medicine
[3] Philipps-University Marburg,undefined
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Supportive Care in Cancer | 2024年 / 32卷
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Breaking bad news; Communication; Cancer; Conversation-model;
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