Breaking Bad News With Compassion and Professionalism
This course aims to support clinicians, reduce emotional strain, and inspire further research and education in this critical area.
Each day, EMS clinicians face the heartbreaking task of informing families that their loved one has died, yet most lack formal training on breaking bad news.
This guide, developed by Dr. Zachary Tillett and other experts in EMS and palliative care, offers practical steps and insights to navigate these conversations, including handling anger and pediatric cases.
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