@misc{c8ad70d1e6f649fc862303deb29a8e48,
title = "Create a safe space for open discussions",
abstract = "Good communication at the end of a person's life involves the ability to both give and receive information at a time where strong emotions and stress can affect even the most experienced clinician. It is important that patients have the information that they need to enable informed decision-making and that clinicians clearly understand patient and family preferences in developing goals of care. Communication skills develop with regular training and ongoing support. ",
keywords = "Palliative care, communication, quality of life (QoL), Decision-making, CareSearch, online resources",
author = "Susan Gravier and Katherine Pryde",
year = "2019",
month = jun,
day = "3",
language = "English",
series = "InMotion",
publisher = "Australian Physiotherapy Association",
type = "Other",
}