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What makes communication at the end of life difficult for nurses

By:

Munoz-Martinez, Espernza

Publication details: Thames Valley University - Thesis (BSc Hons), 2010Subject(s):

Contents:

Executive summary ; Introduction ; Methodology ; Information needs at the eol ; Attitudes of HCPs towards prognosis disclosure ; Communication skills training (CST) ; Recommendations ; Conclusion ; Appendix ; References

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