Breaking the bad news to patients can be daunting, even for medical professionals. Bad news can be conveyed in a thoughtful and caring way to the patients and their family members for them to process and accept it. Join Dr.
Chandrashekhar Valupadas as he shares his thoughts on “Breaking the Bad News: To Patients and Their Close Ones” on 13 th May 2021, 3:00 PM onwards. Get all your queries resolved by the expert at the end of the session. Stay tuned for more details!
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