This paper discusses the issue of truth-telling in palliative care, with particular attention to individuals dying from cancer in hospital. Its aim is to examine the complex questions which arise from historical and ethical perspectives, as well as from the practical standpoint. The role of the nurse in terms of disclosure of information remains uncertain. However, it is contended that nurses need to view truth-telling as an essential part of their role in order to improve patient car
The aim of this paper is to encourage critical discussion of an individual's understanding of pallia...
The article examines whether death is still a taboo subject in palliative care. Evidence shows that ...
Abstract-The perceptions of American doctors about their practice regarding truth-telling in the car...
This work is based on truth telling ethical dilemma which is the part of assignment on Leadership an...
Unclear communication of inauspicious prognoses may disorientate both patients and their relatives, ...
For centuries there was an informal rule not to tell the truth to cancer patients. The paternalistic...
Abstract One of the most complex ethical dilemmas faced by health care professionals working with t...
This research explored the ethical issues that nurses reported in the process of elabora-tion and fu...
Healthcare professionals often censor their information giving to patients in an attempt to protect ...
Objective: This paper examines the notion of truth telling and its place in palliative care nursing ...
Responses to questions from dying people and their families are as individual as each nurse, patient...
In general, most, but not necessarily all, patients want truthfulness about their health. Available ...
This article discusses the ethical necessity of health care workers telling their patients the truth...
Truth-telling by doctors to patients is a basic moral rule in developed healthcare systems. Not to t...
The moral importance of telling the truth is recognized in both moral theory and in the practical re...
The aim of this paper is to encourage critical discussion of an individual's understanding of pallia...
The article examines whether death is still a taboo subject in palliative care. Evidence shows that ...
Abstract-The perceptions of American doctors about their practice regarding truth-telling in the car...
This work is based on truth telling ethical dilemma which is the part of assignment on Leadership an...
Unclear communication of inauspicious prognoses may disorientate both patients and their relatives, ...
For centuries there was an informal rule not to tell the truth to cancer patients. The paternalistic...
Abstract One of the most complex ethical dilemmas faced by health care professionals working with t...
This research explored the ethical issues that nurses reported in the process of elabora-tion and fu...
Healthcare professionals often censor their information giving to patients in an attempt to protect ...
Objective: This paper examines the notion of truth telling and its place in palliative care nursing ...
Responses to questions from dying people and their families are as individual as each nurse, patient...
In general, most, but not necessarily all, patients want truthfulness about their health. Available ...
This article discusses the ethical necessity of health care workers telling their patients the truth...
Truth-telling by doctors to patients is a basic moral rule in developed healthcare systems. Not to t...
The moral importance of telling the truth is recognized in both moral theory and in the practical re...
The aim of this paper is to encourage critical discussion of an individual's understanding of pallia...
The article examines whether death is still a taboo subject in palliative care. Evidence shows that ...
Abstract-The perceptions of American doctors about their practice regarding truth-telling in the car...