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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Patient-physician relationship"”.
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Helping Those Who Help Themselves: a Critical Discourse Analysis Of CNN's 'Indepth: Empowered Patient'
… advice, tips and education. In order for a patient to gain more autonomy in the patient – physician relationship, we assume they need more knowledge because they have traditionally relied on the physician for health related information. As such, we need to understand the patient –physician …
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Primary Care Physicians’ Experiences Treating Patients with Behavioral Health Needs
… health care in primary care shapes the patient-physician relationship, which is a core area of focus for examining patient outcomes. Though early research demonstrates the benefit of integrating physical and behavioral healthcare to the patient experience and health outcomes, little …
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The meaning of illness : a phenomenological approach to the physician/patient relationship.
… than representing a shared "reality" between physician and patient, represents in effect two quite distinct "realities" (the meaning of one "reality" being significantly different from the meaning of the other). Philosophical phenomenology focuses on the nature of experience, and particularly …
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Impact of Recent Abortion Legislation On Patient Trust In Healthcare Providers
<p>Trust is a key aspect of any patient-provider relationship as patients must rely on their healthcare providers (HCPs) to provide appropriate care and guidance, maintain confidentiality, and act in their best interests. Studies suggest that recent changes to abortion legislation have resulted in …
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Primary care patients’ preferred roles in treatment decision-making in an era of increased health information
Background: Patient engagement has become a priority for health care providers. This study examined primary care patients’ preferred roles in health care decision-making in an era of increased health information and how these preferences related to perceived health information literacy and trust in …
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Empathy and Compassion in the Medicine and Literature of the First and Second Centuries AD
… high level of empathy and compassion towards his patients and their families. A contextual and philological analysis of each passage exhibiting these emotions serves to highlight and evaluate Aretaeus’ empathy and compassion and the conditions that elicit these manifestations of emotion in his …
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The Ethical Challenge of Conflicts of Interest in Healthcare
… interest arise when the objective of upholding a patients’ interest collide with the physicians’ secondary goals and is mostly but not always related to monetary gain.</p> <p>To avoid conflict of interest, it is advisable for medical practitioners to weigh the pros and cons that their actions …