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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Patient-Healthcare Provider"”.

  1. Weight Gain Counselling in Prenatal Care: Assessing and Improving Patient-Healthcare Provider Interactions

    … index. Objectives: Given that not all prenatal healthcare providers (HCPs) are aware of these guidelines nor discuss them with their patients, this thesis sought to examine counselling practices and evaluate a pilot knowledge translation tool for the improvement of such counselling. Methods: 1) …

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  2. Using the medical treatment contract as an instrument for replacing the tort liability system in England.

    … the diverse types of relationships between a patient and the healthcare provider. The main participants in the relationship built around medical treatment are not satisfied with the existing system. Patients do not feel that the system works for them. They are struggling with a lack of …

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  3. The Lived Experience Of African American Women With Breast Cancer-Related Lymphedema

    <p>African American patients have been reported as having a greater number of aggressive cancer treatments compared to Caucasians (McWayne & Heiney, 2005; Meeske et al., 2009; Ridner & Dietrich, 2008), and have higher incidence of BCRLE due axillary lymph node dissection (ALND) and radiation …

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  4. What do healthcare providers think of patients who use the Internet?: An exploratory study

    … health conditions are becoming more common. Providers have been wary of patient information searches, fearing that, at worst, conflicting information may provoke confrontation and doubt and, at best, the information is trivial or already well known to the provider. For this exploratory study …

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