Physician Patient Communication
Views of new internal medicine faculty of their preparedness and competence in physician-patient communication
... assessed physician-patient communication (eg, only one or two questions), our survey was focused entirely on this ...challenging physician- patient communication ...in ...
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Improving physician patient communication: Opportunities for Augmented Reality
... The communication between physician and patient is an integral part of the diagnosis and treatment ...the communication should focus on in order to optimally engage the ...of ...
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Interventions to Promote a Patient-Centered Approach in Clinical Consultations: Improving the Physician-Patient Communication Skills of Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals’ Residents and Fellows
... Physician-patient communication problems in health care may occur as a result of healthcare providers focusing on diseases and their management, rather than people, their lives and their health ...
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Avoiding Overtreatment at the End of Life: Physician-Patient Communication and Truly Informed Consent
... benefits; patient will never survive outside an ICU; patient is permanently unconscious; treatment cannot achieve the patient’s goals; death is ...better communication and a conflict resolution ...
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Improving physician–patient communication
... electronic communication with their doctor, including appointment reminders, communication of test results and consultations by e-mail, online scheduling of visits, and home monitoring devices that transmit ...
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Digital mobile technology facilitates HIPAA-sensitive perioperative messaging, improves physician-patient communication, and streamlines patient care
... In the perioperative surgical setting, which this study has focused on, the current methods that are used to communicate with patients’ relatives are highly variable and often antiquated. At many institutions, ...
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Physician-Patient Communication: Building a Better Relationship to Improve Medication Adherence
... a patient has an eye infection or needs to have cataract ...The patient is unaware of the cost of the medication until he is at the pharmacy picking up the ...
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Electronic medical record use and physician patient communication: An observational study of Israeli primary care encounters
... affect patient-centered practice by diminishing dialogue, particu- larly in the psychosocial and emotional ...the patient may inhibit sensitive or full patient ...and patient education and ...
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Understanding patients' perspective in the use of generic antiepileptic drugs: compelling lessons for physicians to improve physician/patient communication
... epilepsy patient population) as well as those taking a number of other medications and potentially with con- comitant ...individual patient differences can lead to ther- apeutic ...
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Discourse Means of Jointly Produced Asymmetry and Symmetry in Physician-Patient Communication
... the patient repeats and thereby ratifies the doctor, it may promote the power of the doctor and also asymmetry in the ...the patient, it may promote the patient’s power and also redress asymmetry in the ...
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Development of a real-time physician–patient communication data collection tool
... observe physician–patient interactions outside of inpatient rounds, and physician behaviour may have been altered simply due to being observed by a third ...bias, patient surveys were ...
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Physician-Patient Communication: Insider Tips
... MD and patient agenda for the visit differ Approach to the visit differs. The diagnosis may not always be obvious.[r] ...
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Treatment acceptance and adherence in HIV disease: patient identity and the perceived impact of physician–patient communication
... that physician–patient relationships and communication quality are related to medication adherence and outcomes in HIV ...clinical communication about their self-care ...actual ...
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Instruments to Analyze Patient-Physician Communication during Electronic Medical Records Use in Primary Care
... while patient is sitting in front of the physician, using templates to lead interviewing rather than listening to patient narratives, and turning their backs to patients in spite of the availability ...
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Does Electronic Physician-to-Patient Communication Improve the Quality of Care in an Ambulatory Setting?
... electronic physician-to-patient communication may result in a reduction of patient office visits and phone calls, as well as a reduction in the amount of time administrative staff spend ...
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A conceptual model of physician-patient relationships: a qualitative study
... the physician-patient relationship and its impact on the medical decision-making process, and so, on the therapeutic ...the patient and the values of the health care ...of physician- ...
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Using a web-based decision support intervention to facilitate patient-physician communication at prostate cancer treatment discussions
... providing patient-centred care, and time is often spent offering information that is not consistent with what the patient wants at that particular ...
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Physician and patient preferences for dosing options in migraine prevention
... One disease area that will enable such a comparison to be made is migraine, a neurologic disorder characterized by attacks of severe, throbbing head pain with associated features such as photophobia, phonophobia, nausea, ...
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Numerous studies document the need to improve physician-patient
... patients in the control group already asking questions even without prompting, and the vast majority fi lling recommended prescriptions for medications (70% for refi lls and >80% for new medications), it would be dif- fi ...
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Patient and physician evaluation of the severity of acute asthma exacerbations
... The variables studied were pulse, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, pulsus para- doxus, respiratory frequency, expiratory time and forced expiratory time (in seconds, meas- ured with a chronometer, mean of three ...
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