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| Titre : | Patient Education and Counseling, Vol. 98 n° 7. - Juillet 2015 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/07/2015 |
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ObjectiveThe purpose was to examine recent advances in measuring value concordance and to highlight best practices.MethodsThe paper updates a prior systematic review. A systematic review of the literature from 2008 to 2012 identified articles th[...]
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ObjectiveTo establish consensus on the core domains of agenda setting in consultations.MethodsWe reviewed the healthcare literature and, using a modified Delphi technique to embrace both patient and clinician perspectives, conducted an iterative[...]
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ObjectiveExplore patterns in patients’ disclosures of supplement use and identify provider and patient characteristics associated with disclosures.MethodsCross-sectional study of 61 outpatient primary care, integrative medicine, and complementar[...]
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ObjectiveCollecting information during patient encounters is essential for the delivery of patient-centered care. To obtain insight into areas that require more attention in medical communication training, this study explores what difficulties G[...]
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ObjectiveTo describe communication between pharmacy staff and patients at the counter in outpatient pharmacies. Both content and communication style were investigated.MethodsPharmaceutical encounters in three outpatient pharmacies in the Netherl[...]
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ObjectiveTo identify factors associated with participant consent to record visits, to estimate effects of recording on patient–clinician interactions.MethodsSecondary analysis of data from a randomized trial studying communication about depressi[...]
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ObjectiveTo characterize how providers respond to patient mentions of complementary and integrative medicine (CIM) during routine oncology visits.MethodsEthnographic methods were used over a two and a half year period with 82 advanced cancer pat[...]
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ObjectiveIn a work rehabilitation context, we assessed occupational therapists’ (OTs) shared decision-making (SDM) behaviors with individuals having persistent pain and explored factors influencing SDM behaviors.MethodsA cross-sectional study th[...]
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ObjectiveTo assess the feasibility of Option Grids®for facilitating shared decision making (SDM) in simulated clinical consultations and explore clinicians’ views on their practicability.MethodsWe used mixed methods approach to analyze clinical [...]
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ObjectivesThis study examined the role of women's perceptions about the relative pros versus cons (decisional balance) of mammography in moderating Chinese American women's responses to gain- and loss-framed messages that promote mammography.Met[...]
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ObjectiveCervical cancer screening uptake may be influenced by inadequate knowledge in resource-limited settings. This randomized trial evaluated a health talk's impact on cervical cancer knowledge, attitudes, and screening rates in rural Kenya.[...]
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ObjectiveTo map the usage of out-of-office hours acute telephone counselling (ATC) provided by diabetes specialist nurses (n = 18) for diabetes patients to explore potentials for improvement.MethodsA mixed methods study involved mapping of ATC-u[...]
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ObjectivePoor communication is cited as a main cause of poor patient outcomes and errors in healthcare, and clear communication can be especially critical during transitions such as discharge. In this project, communication was standardized for [...]
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ObjectiveCRC screening interventions tailored to the Expanded Health Belief Model (EHBM) socio-psychological factors have been developed, but the contributions of individual factors to screening outcomes are unclear.MethodsIn observational analy[...]
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Asthma self-management has been recognized as an essential factor for the improvement of asthma outcomes and patients’ quality of life (WHO, 2013). Likewise, empowerment and health literacy have been noted as important elements for the managemen[...]
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