Misunderstandings about Prognosis: An Approach for Palliative Care Consultants When the Patient Does Not Seem To Understand What Was Said

A Communication Approach for Oncologists: Understanding Patient Coping and Communicating About Bad News, Palliative Care, and Hospice

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Clinician Accuracy When Estimating Survival Duration: The Role of the Patient's Performance Status and Time-Based Prognostic Categories

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Being Aware of the Prognosis: How Does It Relate to Palliative Care Patients' Anxiety and Communication Difficulty with Family Members in the Hong Kong Chinese Context?

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What Oncologists Believe They Said and What Patients Believe They Heard: An Analysis of Phase I Trial Discussions

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Does Age Really Matter? Recall of Information Presented to Newly Referred Patients With Cancer

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A Method to Quantify Residents’ Jargon Use During Counseling of Standardized Patients About Cancer Screening

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An Approach to Understanding the Interaction of Hope and Desire for Explicit Prognostic Information among Individuals with Severe Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease or Advanced Cancer

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Discussing preferences for cardiopulmonary resuscitation: What do resident physicians and their hospitalized patients think was decided?

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