Patients and practitioners
Meaning-making in integrative health care : studies on patients’ and practitioners’ experiences
... conventional practitioners. When there was no medical diagnosis, patients’ experienced limited further rehabilitation options and a lack of ...empower patients to take more responsibility for their ...
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Intensive management for moderate rheumatoid arthritis: a qualitative study of patients’ and practitioners’ views
... of patients, and also by the practitioners who delivered the intensive management ...intervention. Practitioners were reasonably confident with the use of motivational interviewing tech- ...which ...
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Expectations of patients towards general practitioners in Poland
... that patients of Polish primary healthcare practices mainly expect discussion about the health problem and comprehensible information on how to deal with their ...that patients await on the first place ...
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General Practitioners' Accounts of Patients Who Have Self-Harmed
... Abstract. Background: The relationship between self-harm and suicide is contested. Self-harm is simultaneously understood to be largely nonsu- icidal but to increase risk of future suicide. Little is known about how ...
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System-related influences on assigning patients to emergency care practitioners
... suitable patients to assign to emergency care practitioners ...transport patients, semi-structured interviews were conducted with seventeen ECPs and three ambulance control room ...
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Role of nurse practitioners in caring for patients with complex health needs
... 30. Xue Y, Ye Z, Brewer C, et al. Impact of state nurse practitioner scope- of-practice regulation on health care delivery: Systematic review. Nursing Outlook. 2016;64:71 –85. 31. DiCicco-Bloom B, Cunningham RS. Complex ...
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Encouraging Patients to Be Physically Active: What Busy Practitioners Need to Know
... that practitioners may greatly help their patients by prescribing an appropriate duration, intensity, and type of ...between patients and health care providers about behavioral goals can lead to ...
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How French general practitioners adapt their care to patients with social difficulties?
... of patients in consul- ...of patients with social difficulties in primary care in ...their patients in social difficulties in our ...of patients with social ...as practitioners in other ...
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Complementary and Alternative Medicine Practitioners' Standard of Care: Responsibilities to Patients and Parents
... was for back pain; back or neck pain was also the second-most common reason that young people did so. 3 Chiropractic is one of the most es- tablished CAM therapies. It is a regu- lated health profession in all juris- ...
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What does spirituality mean for patients, practitioners and health care organisations?
... which practitioners can exercise spiritually competent ...support practitioners to maintain spiritual competency, particularly in less than ideal organisational ...of practitioners and ...
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Contracts between patients and healthcare practitioners for improving patients' adherence to treatment, prevention and health promotion activities
... healthcare practitioners; par- ticipants’, patients’ and carers’ satisfaction; costs; clinicians’ liabil- ity, perpetuation of stigma in patients (Fishman 2002b); and eth- ical considerations, ...
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Contracts between patients and healthcare practitioners for improving patients' adherence to treatment, prevention and health promotion activities
... healthcare practitioners; par- ticipants’, patients’ and carers’ satisfaction; costs; clinicians’ liabil- ity, perpetuation of stigma in patients (Fishman 2002b); and eth- ical considerations, ...
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Cancer patients' care at the end of life in a critical care environment : perspectives of families, patients and practitioners
... Involvement and collaboration on DFLSTs is presented here to be distinct from the next theme in Section 6.5 Involvement in care. This is in order to outline their impact on decision-making, as opposed to care planning. ...
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Using PROMs to guide patients and practitioners through the head and neck cancer journey
... those patients with worse ...allowing patients to identify a list of prioritized issues to discuss during the clinical ...82 Patients find the completion of such tools relatively uncomplicated, and ...
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UP to 40% of patients presenting to general practitioners
... The association of deprivation category, GHQ score, and mean consultation length is illustrated in Figure 3. Discussion Because recruitment was by invitation, this group of doctors is not representative. All of the ...
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Miscommunication between patients and general practitioners: implications for clinical practice
... encourage patients to take a central role in managing their health and adhere to treatment ...that patients leave the consultation with a clear, agreed action ...on patients themselves to take action ...
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General practitioners perceptions on advance care planning for patients living with dementia
... facilitating ACP discussions that address the barriers iden- tified by respondents in this survey. Limitations of the study are worth noting. The study sample of GPs was limited to Northern Ireland. While the findings ...
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Cluster Analysis of Patients’ Clinical Information for Medical Practitioners and Insurance Companies
... However, no effort is made, as to our knowledge, to classify accumulated data within insurance company databases to facilitate doctors as well as insurance companies for better analysis and cost-effective treatment of ...
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German general practitioners’ self reported management of patients with chronic depression
... Half of the GPs reported to use validated instruments for diagnostic and/or monitoring purposes regularly. 92% would recommend psychotherapeutic co-treatment to their chronically depressed patients. About 84% of ...
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Comparison of general practitioners and rheumatologists' prescription patterns for patients with knee osteoarthritis
... Conclusions Our study found that GPs and RHs see a different clini- cal profile of patients with knee OA. GP patients more often exhibit severe conditions and more often have vas- cular comorbidities. GPs ...
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