英文摘要 |
Truth-telling is a common clinical operation of doctors; however, it is usually ignored in medical education. European countries and the United States use the SPIKES Model for communication skill training (CST) of truth-telling for cancer, and its effectiveness has been empirically supported. Due to the differences between Eastern and Western cultures and in medical environment, the Japanese SHARE Model is used in the development of education of truth-telling for cancer in Taiwan. Although preliminary effectiveness has been achieved, more time and efforts are still required to be spent on conducting relevant studies. Moreover, only when the SHARE Model is amended according to the local empirical findings can a local education model of truth-telling for cancer specific to Taiwan be further developed to improve the quality of truth-telling and doctor-patient relationship, as well as to reduce unnecessary medical disputes. |