Patient expectations
New perspectives on patient expectations of treatment outcomes: results from qualitative interviews with patients seeking complementary and alternative medicine treatments for chronic low back pain
... Interviewers used a semi-structured interview guide to ensure that similar questions and themes were ad- dressed in all interviews. However, interviewers were free to adapt the questions, probe responses, and follow ...
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Meeting patient expectations in migraine treatment: what are the key endpoints?
... Abstract Clinical outcomes of migraine treatment are generally based on two major endpoints: acute pain res- olution and effects on quality of life (QOL). Resolution of acute pain can be evaluated in a number of ways, ...
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A prospective study of the association of patient expectations with changes in health related quality of life outcomes, following total joint replacement
... of patient level of expec- tations at baseline with changes in HRQoL 12 months after surgery, general linear models (GLM) were per- ...the patient expectation items with changes in HRQoL in in- dividual ...
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Systematic review: Do patient expectations influence treatment outcomes in total knee and total hip arthroplasty?
... defined patient expec- tations in many different ways, however, nine studies [14,16,17,24,29,31,34,35,37] did not provide a ...outcome expectations, self efficacy expectations or process ...efficacy ...
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Cognitive interviews guide design of a new CAM patient expectations questionnaire
... measuring patient expectations of CAM ...assess patient expec- tations in clinical ...realistic expectations; (2) participants had diffi- culty in determining their “average” or “current” ...
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Osteoarthritis: Patient Expectations about Future Pain, Stiffness and Function
... the expectations that patients have about their health, disease course and treatment may influence clinical ...recovery expectations linked to better health outcomes across a range of conditions (Mondloch, ...
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Patient expectations of podiatric surgery in the United Kingdom
... of patient expectations and satisfaction is, one could argue a more personal or qualitative approach to assessing ...Recording patient expectations of treatment allows clinicians’ to better ...
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Investigating patient expectations and treatment outcome in a chronic low back pain population
... specific training in the use of CBT with chronic pain. Each session consisted of a combination of skill and homework review, as well as new skill acquisition. Individualized CBT was utilized in order to tailor treatment ...
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Informing primary care reform in Greece: patient expectations and experiences (the QUALICOPC study)
... assess patient-valued and expe- riences but may not assess all aspects of care that are val- ued by ...previously patient values may be a reflection of their experience to date in the primary health care ...
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Can rural practice nurses, physician assistants and nurse practitioners fulfil patient expectations regarding "Well Woman Checks"?
... Women between 18 and 70 years were recruited through GP surgeries via posters and flyers. The project was promoted via word-of-mouth, in the local Division of General Practice newsletter, at Women’s Health Information ...
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The Effects of Pre Surgical Education on Patient Expectations in Total Knee Arthroplasties
... a patient is deemed an appropriate candidate for a TKA, a number of emotions develop along with concerns and various ...realistic expectations of surgical outcomes, many will have expectations that ...
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The role of patient expectations in predicting outcome after total knee arthroplasty
... preoperative expectations (about pain and about functional limitations), knee status at 2-year follow-up (in terms of pain and functional limitations), change in knee status from pre surgery to 2 years (in terms ...
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Patient expectations of surgery outcomes for appearance-altering eye conditions
... One recent study in TED found that patients favour websites that provide “before-and-after” photos of other patients who have had orbital decompression surgery as they are perceived to give a good sense of what to expect ...
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Patient expectations and their satisfaction in the context of public hospitals
... pre- and postconsultation expectation mean scores were calculated by summing scores for each of the individual domains. Paired-samples t-test was used to compare the mean difference between pre- and postconsultation ...
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Managing patient expectations at emergency department triage
... intervention non communicated patients. Similarly patients in the pre intervention group who were communicated were 50%, 75%, and 82% less likely to provide good, fair and very poor and poor ratings respectively, for ...
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Patient expectations of fair complaint handling in hospitals: empirical data
... Meeting patients' expectations may be more within reach of the hospital and the complaint committee than of the professionals involved. Professionals will face barriers which prevent them from meeting patients' ...
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Improving the patient experience through provider communication skills building
... as patient expectations of the provider and the clinical ...increased patient throughput to offset declining revenues, as well as provider discomfort with technology in the exam room, may negatively ...
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Entertaining accurate treatment expectations while suffering from chronic pain: an exploration of treatment expectations and the relationship with patient provider communication
... of patient expectations, several aspects of communications were found to be related to patient ...influence expectations and the communica- tion aspects which ...to expectations ...
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Assessment of the Value of Health Provider Expectations: An Attempt to Fully Conceptualize Patient Satisfaction
... of patient satisfaction are limited to patient expectations and are concerned with the relationship between patient satisfaction and independent variables such as communication with health ...
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A qualitative analysis of suicidal psychiatric inpatients views and expectations of psychological therapy to counter suicidal thoughts, acts and deaths
... address patient expectations and experiences which, as determinants of treatment response, also impact on clinical efficacy ...real-world patient acceptability [29]. Where patient experience ...
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