
Truth with hope
01 Clinical scenario (video)
02 Prologue (video)
03 The ethics of sharing news
04 Non-maleficence
05 Autonomy
06 Beneficence
07 Justice
08 An evidence-based process for sharing news
09-15 SPIKES (Steps 1-6) (video)
16 Themes for discussion
17 Epilogue (video)
00 References
00 User Guide
00 Learning Account
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