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| Titre : | Patient Education and Counseling, Vol. 99 n° 1. - janvier 2016 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2016 |
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WALCZAK A. ;
N.BUTOW P. ;
BU S.
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Objective To identify and synthesise evidence for interventions targeting end-of-life communication. Methods Database, reference list and author searches were conducted to identify evaluations of end-of-life communication-focussed interventio[...]
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Objectives The aims of this paper were to describe and evaluate the methods and efficacy of technology-delivered motivational interviewing interventions (TAMIs), discuss the challenges and opportunities of TAMIs, and provide a framework for fut[...]
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Objective This systematic review synthesizes what is known about the effective presentation of health care performance information for consumer decision making. Methods Six databases were searched for articles published in English between Sep[...]
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Objective Certified nursing assistants (CNAs) provide 80% of the hands-on care in US nursing homes, a significant portion of this work is performed by immigrants with limited English fluency. This study is designed to assess immigrant CNA's com[...]
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Objective In a previous qualitative study (GULiVer-I), a series of lay-people derived recommendations (‘tips’) was listed for doctor and patient on ‘How to make medical consultation more effective from the patient's perspective’. This work (GUL[...]
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WIERING B.M. ;
Janneke Noordman ;
TATES K. ;
ET AL.
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Abstract Objective Children and parents need to make important decisions in the period of being informed about the diagnosis of childhood cancer. Although parents’ and children’s involvement is legally required, it is unclear whether oncologist[...]
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Objective Research to support guidelines for breaking bad news is lacking. This study used an experimental paradigm to test two communication strategies, forecasting bad news and framing prognosis, in the context of cancer. Methods In a 2 × 2[...]
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Objective To explore practices regarding communication about emotional concerns in follow-up consultations with adolescent cancer survivors and pediatrician. Method Seven video-taped follow-up consultations with adolescent survivors which con[...]
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Objectives This study focuses on facilitation of clients’ psychosocial communication during prenatal counseling for fetal anomaly screening. We assessed how psychosocial communication by clients is related to midwives’ psychosocial and affectiv[...]
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Objective To address the organization of conversations in oncology visits by taking an “interaction order” perspective and asking how these visits are intrinsically organized. Methods Conversation analysis. Results Using audio recordings of[...]
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Objective The aims were to determine the association between individual and neighbourhood factors and attendance at structured education amongst people with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes (T2DM). Methods Multi-level analysis of questionnaire[...]
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Objective To determine the feasibility of a salutogenesis-based self-care program on quality of life, sense of coherence, activation and resilience among older community dwellers. Methods This is a feasibility randomized controlled trial. Six[...]
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Objective Patient-centered communication is a key element for improving the quality of care in terms of therapeutic relationship, patient participation, and treatment process. Postgraduate trainings provide an essential way of promoting patient[...]
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Objective To evaluate the effect on clinical practice of training primary care providers (PCPs) in an approach to brief behaviour change counselling (BBCC), integrating the 5As (ask, alert, assess, assist, arrange) with a guiding style derived [...]
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Objective To undertake a pilot study assessing effectiveness of a tailored training programme in behaviour change counselling (BCC) for community pharmacists on, their competence and confidence in delivering behaviour change consultations, skil[...]
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Background Communication skills (CS) are commonly assessed using ’communication items’ in Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) station checklists. Our aim is to calibrate the communication component of OSCE station checklists accord[...]
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Objective A significant number of parents delay or refuse vaccinating their children. Incidental exposure to vaccine information (i.e., scanned information) may be an important contributor to anti-vaccine sentiment. This study examines the asso[...]
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Objective To determine which formats communicate medication adherence effectively to patients. Methods HIV-infected adults on antiretrovirals viewed examples of refill data in 5 formats: (1) percentage of doses, (2) number of days late to ref[...]
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Objective Survival rates following cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) are low for older people, and are associated with a high risk of neurological damage. This study investigated the relationship between the preferences, knowledge of survival[...]
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Objective To investigate the long-term effect on mental health symptoms and patient activation, from using the Partners for Change Outcome Management System (PCOMS) feedback scales in out-patient mental health consultations, compared to not usi[...]
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