探索医护人员在重大创伤救治中发布坏消息的经验。

Angharad Griffiths, Edward Baker
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对于照顾重大创伤患者及其家属的医护人员来说,告知坏消息是一项具有挑战性但又必不可少的工作。这项服务评估调查了医护专业人员对在重大创伤情况下发布坏消息的态度和经验。我们从南威尔士创伤网络招募了医护专业人员,并通过基于 "发布坏消息态度量表 "的在线调查收集了他们的意见。149 名医护专业人员完成了调查,他们的回答显示了在重大创伤护理中发布坏消息的一系列经验,其中包括环境、建立融洽关系和设定期望值等挑战。
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Exploring the experiences of healthcare professionals when breaking bad news in major trauma care.

Breaking bad news is a challenging yet essential part of the role of healthcare professionals who care for major trauma patients and their families. This service evaluation investigated healthcare professionals' attitudes and experiences regarding breaking bad news in the context of major trauma. Healthcare professionals were recruited from the South Wales Trauma Network and their views collected via an online survey based on the Breaking Bad News Attitudes Scale. The survey was completed by 149 healthcare professionals and the responses demonstrated a range of experiences of breaking bad news in major trauma care, with challenges such as the environment, building rapport and setting expectations.

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