Effectiveness of Japanese SHARE model in improving Taiwanese healthcare personnel's preference for cancer truth telling.

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Truth telling in Taiwanese cancer care: patients' and families' preferences and their experiences of doctors' practices.

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Kuan-Yu Chen

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