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| Titre : | Patient Education and Counseling Vol. 92 n° 2 - Août 2013 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/08/2013 |
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ObjectiveAn automated health counselor agent was designed to promote both physical activity and fruit and vegetable consumption through a series of simulated conversations with users on their home computers.MethodsThe agent was evaluated in a 4-[...]
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ObjectivePreviously an experimental computer system was developed to automatically produce first drafts of genetic counseling patient letters containing biomedical evidence-based arguments. However, letters written by genetic counselors also emp[...]
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ObjectiveWe assess the efficacy and utility of automatically generated textual summaries of patients’ medical histories at the point of care.MethodTwenty-one clinicians were presented with information about two cancer patients and asked to answe[...]
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ObjectiveComputer-based virtual coaches are increasingly being explored for patient education, counseling, and health behavior training and coaching. The objective of this research was to develop and evaluate a Virtual Mindfulness Coach for trai[...]
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ObjectiveTo investigate effective methods for communicating the personalized risks of alcohol consumption, particularly to young people.MethodsAn interactive computerized blood alcohol content calculator was implemented in Flash based on literat[...]
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ObjectiveAssess the effects of personalised robot behaviours on the enjoyment and motivation of children (8–12) with diabetes, and on their acquisition of health knowledge, in educational play.MethodsChildren (N = 5) played diabetes quizzes agai[...]
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ObjectiveThe purpose of the study was to gauge the effectiveness of a low-cost, automated, two-way text-messaging system to distribute pregnancy and health-related information to low-income expectant women.MethodsIn total, 20 participants were r[...]
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Communicating risk of hereditary breast and ovarian cancer with an interactive decision support tool
ObjectiveWomen with hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome (HBOC) face a higher risk of earlier, more aggressive cancer. Because of HBOC's rarity, screening is recommended only for women with strong cancer family histories. However, most [...]
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ObjectiveAutomatically analyze the online discussions related to diabetes and extract information on patient skills for managing this disease.MethodsTwo collections of about 7000 and 23,000 messages from online discussion fora and 174 skills fro[...]
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ObjectiveWe describe how ehealth communication programs can be improved by using artificial intelligence (AI) to increase immediacy.MethodsWe analyzed major deficiencies in ehealth communication programs, illustrating how programs often fail to [...]
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ObjectiveArtificial intelligence can provide important support of patient health. However, limits to realized benefits can arise as patients assume an active role in their health decisions.MethodsDistinguishing the concepts of health literacy an[...]
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ObjectivesTo evaluate the effectiveness of an Internet-based patient education intervention, which was designed upon principles of personalization and participatory design.MethodsFifteen months after the first release of the website, 209 fibromy[...]
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ObjectiveThis systematic literature review aims to identify diabetes self-management education (DSME) features to improve diabetes education for Black African/Caribbean and Hispanic/Latin American women with Type 2 diabetes mellitus.MethodsWe co[...]
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ObjectivePoor prognosis is difficult to impart, particularly across a cultural divide. This study compared prognostic communication with immigrants (with and without interpreters) versus native-born patients in audio-taped oncology consultations[...]
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ObjectiveTo examine when and why women disbelieve tailored information about their risk of developing breast cancer.Methods690 women participated in an online program to learn about medications that can reduce the risk of breast cancer. The prog[...]
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ObjectiveTo compare the effects of two health information texts on patient recognition memory, a key aspect of comprehension.MethodsRandomized controlled trial (N = 60), comparing the effects of experimental and control colorectal cancer (CRC) s[...]
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ObjectiveTo develop a feasibility study of a theory-driven telephone counseling program to enhance psychosocial and physical well-being for cancer survivors after treatment.MethodsParticipants (n = 66) were recruited from two Colorado hospitals [...]
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ObjectiveSuboptimal health literacy (HL) and asthma beliefs are associated with poor asthma self-management and outcomes. We tested the hypothesis that low HL is associated with inaccurate beliefs.MethodsAsthmatics =60 were recruited from hospit[...]
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