The S-P-I-K-E-S Six-Step Protocol Dr Robert Buckman & Dr Walter Baile

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The S-P-I-K-E-S Six-Step Protocol Dr Robert Buckman & Dr Walter Baile How To Break Bad News The S-P-I-K-E-S Six-Step Protocol Dr Robert Buckman & Dr Walter Baile

Breaking Bad News A Definition: Bad news is any news that seriously and adversely affects the patient’s view of his or her future

Breaking Bad News The main objective is to separate THE MESSENGER from THE MESSAGE so that even though the message is bad, the messenger can be seen as part of the support system

Breaking Bad News What are we trying to achieve? The central objective is to ENHANCE and REINFORCE the patient’s OWN COPING STRATEGIES

Breaking Bad News S Getting the SETTING right P What the patient PERCEIVES I An INVITATION to share the news K Giving the KNOWLEDGE.... E EMPATHISING & EXPLORING the patient’s emotions S STRATEGY and SUMMARY

Breaking Bad News S - SETTING Physical Context Listening Skills body language, eye contact (“not when hot”) and positioning Listening Skills silence (pauses etc), repetition, other facilitation techniques, touch

Breaking Bad News P - Finding Out What the Patient Knows or PERCEIVES Different ways of asking Assess vocabulary & comprehension Note denial (if present)

Breaking Bad News I - INVITATION by the Patient To Share The Information Different ways of asking “Are you the sort of person who...” Accept right not to know Aim to get clear invitation

Breaking Bad News K - Giving the KNOWLEDGE and Medical Facts Aligning = starting at a point compatible with the patient’s current comprehension

Breaking Bad News K (continued) Giving KNOWLEDGE Small chunks - check reception English not Medspeak Tailor the delivery of information to the person’s response Acknowledge all responses

Breaking Bad News E - EMPATHISING & EXPLORING: The Empathic Response Identify the emotion (theirs or yours) Identify the source of the emotion Respond in a way that shows you have made that connection You don’t have to feel the emotion yourself You don’t have to agree with the viewpoint

Breaking Bad News E-V-E The key to addressing emotions Each response should be one of these EXPLORING VALIDATING EMPATHIC

Breaking Bad News S - STRATEGY & SUMMARY Make a plan, then explain and collaborate with the patient Summarise main areas “Any questions for now?” Contract for next contact

Breaking Bad News “ Breaking bad news is never easy or pleasant: but at least having some plan or approach increases the professional’s feeling of confidence - and that is often perceived as increased competence.”

Breaking Bad News drbuckman.com For more information on the videos, CD-ROMs, Pocket Guides, books and articles: drbuckman.com