Mental models for handling difficult situations in clinical practice
There may be instances in clinical practice where a wide variety of difficult conversations take place. These difficult interactions may result from differences between the patient's and the doctor's expectations, perceptions, and/or communication.1
Few studies have found that up to 15% of clinical encounters are experienced as difficult by clinicians.2
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