Mindful Communication: Being Present.

Semin Oncol Nurs

Published: December 2017

Objectives: To review how mindfulness can be elicited in and strategically managed through communication, with a goal toward enhancing the patient/family relationship in the experience of cancer care.

Data Sources: Published, peer-reviewed literature, research reports, and Web-based resources.

Conclusion: Mindful communication, an active process whereby the health care provider and patient /family unit are attentive to the timing, nature, and context of the dialogue exchange, helps direct care that is patient-centered, reflective, and relational.

Implications For Nursing Practice: Oncology nurses using a patient-centered approach to communication will be more equipped to use mindfulness-based strategies that can potentially shift the way cancer care is delivered.

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