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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Attitude of Health Personnel"”.
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Development of Video and Simulation-Based Communication Skills Learning: Responding to Emotions
… patient care and outcomes. There is a lack of training in this area, with the need to educate healthcare providers about how to appropriately respond to emotions. While communication skills training programs exist for undergraduate medical education, medical students often feel unprepared in …
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The Perceptions of Shared Medical Appointments among Health Care Workers at Parkland Hospital's Community Oriented Primary Care Clinics
… Medical Appointments (SMAs) are a novel way of delivering health care to patients in a group setting. Past research regarding SMA quality improvement have always been patient focused. There is a great deal in the literature that shows that patients perceive SMAs favorably and that patients …
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Development of Video and Simulation-Based Communication Skills Learning: Responding to Emotions
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Healthcare Provider and Community Adult Knowledge and Beliefs about Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
… minority (SGM) youth face discrimination and health/healthcare disparities in American society (Mustanski, Birkett, Greene, Hatzenbuehler, & Newcomb, 2014a). Researchers have demonstrated connections between discriminatory beliefs (e.g., homophobia), beliefs about environmental etiology of …
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Transitioning from Open Bay to Private Room: The Impact on Neonatal Parent-Staff Communication
… child's care. Several studies address the impact of workflow and analyze the effectiveness of parent communication in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). However, few studies address parent-staff communication impact when moving from an open bay NICU to private rooms. OBJECTIVE: To determine …
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Attitudes of Preventive Care Specialists and Registered Dietitians Toward Their Obese Patients
<p>The purpose of this study was to compare preventive care specialists and registered dietitians regarding attitudes toward obese patients, to compare both groups with Canadian and American nurses previously studied, and to determine whether relationships exist between personal characteristics and …
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Understanding Institutional Physician Chronic Opioid Prescription Practices for the Improved Implementation of Newly Developed EMR Tools
… pain (CNCP) affects a significant portion of the United States population each year and is often treated with chronic opioids. There has been a rise in prescription opioids over the past 20 years, accompanied by a rise in overdose deaths as well. In order to improve patient safety related …
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder-like Symptomatology in Pediatric Intensivists
<p>Helping professionals, such as social workers, emergency first responders and medical personnel are susceptible to traumatic stress reactions through indirect exposure to trauma via the traumatized population whom they serve. This phenomenon, known as secondary traumatic stress (STS), mimicking …
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Preparing Mental Health Professionals for Work in Collaborative Care Settings
… has been a significant shift regarding how health and illness are conceptualized. In decades past, the biomedical model predominated. Factors other than biological were not seen as important with regard to the diagnosis and treatment of illness; mind and body were viewed as separate. Engel’s …
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Simpatia and Negative Interpersonal Emotions in Continuity of Health Care
<p>Past research has demonstrated that continuity of care has positive outcomes for patients. Continuous care has been shown to have positive outcomes for the patient, including increased patient satisfaction, decreased hospitalizations, decreased emergency department visits, and improved receipt …
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Perceived Empathy and Continuity of Cancer Screening Care Among Latino and Anglo Women
<p>The purpose of this study was to examine whether patient perceived healthcare professional empathy impacts continuity of cancer screening care among non-Latino white (Anglo) and Latin American (Latino) women after perceiving health care mistreatment. A total of 225 Latino and Anglo women …
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Stereotypes about Healthcare Professionals, Emotions, and Mammography Compliance
<p>Rates of mammography screening are particularly low for minority women, with only 42% of Latin American (Latino) women in the U.S. reporting having a mammogram in the last year as compared to 53% of non-Latino White (Anglo) women [1]. Minority patients are more likely to report negative …
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Guidelines for Culturally Based Interventions with Healthcare Professionals
… are more likely to be diagnosed at later stages of cancer and have poorer rates of repeat screenings when compared to non-Latino White (Anglo) women. One factor identified through research that negatively affect continuity of cancer screening is perceived mistreatment. Guided by Betancourt’s …
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Actitud del médico de cuidado intensivo frente a la donación y transplate de órganos en institución de Bogotá
La Ley 1805 de 2016 establece disposiciones cruciales sobre donación de órganos y trasplantes, con el propósito de satisfacer equitativa y transparentemente la demanda nacional de órganos y tejidos. La ley presume la donación de órganos para toda persona adulta de nacionalidad colombiana al …
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Student Healthcare Providers' Illness Narratives: Impact on Family-Focused Care
… interviewed 30 students training for three areas of healthcare: medicine, nursing, and medical family therapy (MedFT). Through grounded theory analysis of these interviews, we looked to understand how these providers connected their own experiences with illness to their clinical work, particularly …
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Civic Attitude and Activity of Loma Linda University Dental Graduates
<p>Introduction: Dentistry is regarded as a profession and granted certain privileges, such as self-regulation. Associated with this status are stated and implied responsibilities which are widely debated. In recent years, dental professionalism seems to be on the decline. Evidence cited includes …