Some parents are unhappy with the way news is broken to them. This article seeks to educate and inform the reflective practitioner on a series of communication strategies to enhance their skills. This is important because the way news is disclosed can affect the ways news is accepted and the level of support the family will require.
Crawford, D., Corkin, D., Coad, J. & Hollis, R. 2013. Educating children's nurses for communicating bad news. Nursing Children and Young People, 25 (8) p 28-31
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