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Breaking bad news (BBN) is a difficult task that requires multiple professional competencies. The way it is managed has implications for all involved in the encounter: the patient, family members, and the news provider. Existing guidelines were developed mainly at the turn of the millennium and require updating based on identification of daily clinical needs and pedagogical challenges while teaching the current protocols. Furthermore, there is a need to provide an overview of BBN encounters as a process, rather than a subdivided event, to help practitioners adopt an approach that might serve them in their daily routines. This twelve tips article summarizes research and practical experience for handling BBN encounters, from their preparation, through delivering the news while attending patients and family members' needs, toward documenting the news, and critically reflecting on the interaction. The tips are structured and explained to serve both practitioners and medical educators.

Twelve tips to manage a breaking bad news process: Using S-P-w-ICE-S – A revised version of the SPIKES protocol