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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"Patient-provider relationship"”.
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Teen Mothers' Perceptions of Medicalization and the Patient/Provider Relationship
… on teens' accounts of their experiences with the patient provider relationship and their interpretations of and responses to the medicalization of pregnancy and birth contextualized in teens' encounters with medical providers during pregnancy. Overall, the adolescents accepted the medical model of …
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Perceived Discrimination Within The Patient-Provider Relationship And Its Impact On Help-Seeking Behaviors
… faced discrimination for hundreds of years. When patients experience discrimination in healthcare settings, help-seeking behaviors decrease. Many patients choose to refrain from seeking treatment until their psychological or physical health issues are unmanageable, often resulting in acute visits …
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Enhancing the Patient-Provider Relationship in the Provision of Prenatal Care to Women with Low Income
… than women of higher socioeconomic status. The patient-provider relationship is an aspect of quality care that mediates the relationship between service provision and equitable care for socially vulnerable populations. There is a dearth of literature that examines how provider characteristics …
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Perceptions of Trust and Care in the Patient-Provider Relationship: A Mixed Methods Case Study of a Nurse-Practitioner Clinic in Rural Nebraska.
… (NPs) in an attempt to reduce the healthcare provider shortage. This move centered on the idea of NPs operating rural primary care clinics without the previously limiting oversight of a medical doctor. A medical anthropological approach to assessing this legislation’s impact requires the study …
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Cultural competence in health care: exploring the experiences of Muslim women within the Ontario healthcare system.
… their personal interactions with health care providers and shared their experiences receiving health care. The research question highlights the role of cultural and religious traditions and practices for Muslim women and how that affects the patient-provider relationship. Knowledge of the …
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Cultural Competency in Healthcare Policy: Pursuing Elder, African-American Diabetics as Stakeholders in Successful Treatment
… into the discussion using focus groups. The patient participants then suggested providers they believed to be "successful" in their care who were then interviewed. The analysis suggests that where patient/ provider communication has been peripheral that care and perception of care and patient …
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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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Bridging the Gap: An Evaluation of Involuntary Commitment Personal Narratives and Academic Literature
… with a mental health disorder into an inpatient treatment facility on the grounds that the individual poses a significant threat of danger to him/herself or others. Involuntary commitment raises issues of ethical concern largely due to the restriction of individual freedom that occurs …
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Discrimination-Based Attributions for Mistreatment Affect Continuity of Care
… processes, such as the causal attributions patients make for the way they are treated, are expected to play a role in how mistreatment affects emotion and behavior. Based on Weiner's attribution theory of motivation and emotion and Betancourt's integrative model of culture, psychological …
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Construction of the health literacy intervention confidence inventory using the Delphi method
… information. Many have argued that health care providers are in an ideal position to leverage their expertise and the patient-provider relationship to assist individuals experiencing limited health literacy. However, these professionals do not necessarily have the training to effectively teach …
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An Exploration of Audiologists' Readiness to Adopt Connected Hearing Healthcare for Remote Hearing Aid Fitting
… to audiology, can help to better ‘connect’ a patient to their own care process and to their provider during audiological diagnostics, treatment, and management services, at a distance and in an effective and timely manner. The strong capacity for and underutilization of Connected Audiology …
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The predictors and patterns of alcohol use in HIV positive women during their postpartum period, and how these impact viral load.
… Mixed Effect Models, we also investigated the relationship between alcohol consumption and HIV viral load. Results Among 360 women (median age: 33 years), 10–28% reported alcohol use during the 24-month postpartum period, with alcohol use characterised by hazardous, binge drinking, and …
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South African emergency medical service personnel perceptions of research and evidence-based practice
… reliability and validity, applying evidence to patient care, and lastly assessing clinical practice. The aim of this study was to assess strength of beliefs about EBP, and the frequency of implementation of EBP in South African emergency medical service (EMS) personnel. Methods: In this …
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Improving Outcomes for People Living With Unrelieved Neuropathic Cancer Pain - Understanding the Epidemiology, Patient Experience and Optimal Clinical Trial Design: The INCEPT Mixed Methods Project
… pain is commonly experienced by palliative care patients living with cancer. While pain is present in some people of all cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds and all tumour types during the last week of life, its prevalence varies. Tumour characteristics, and spiritual and social context may …
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Patient Care Technology and the Nurse-Patient Relationship
… used in healthcare and their proliferation has providers questioning the impact on the patient-provider relationship. Technological device integration has been studied in the primary care setting, less extensively in the acute care setting. The impact of device use on the nurse-patient …
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The Relationship between Health Literacy and Health Outcomes: A Mixed-Methods Study of African-American Adult Patients with Asthma
… focused on information seeking behaviors, patient-provider communication, and self-management behaviors. Chi-square, t-tests, and Wilcoxon Mann-Whitney test were used to compare participants across health literacy levels. The Preacher and Hayes method of bootstrapping multiple mediator …
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Klippel-Feil Syndrome: A study of parents' experiences of diagnosis, health service use, and online support in a rare disease population
This study describes the experience of diagnosis, health service use, and online support for parents who have a child diagnosed with Klippel-Feil Syndrome. The survey drew questions from the EurordisCare 2 and 3 surveys. A total of 15 parents participated in the study; parents were recruited from a …
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The Healers Boon: How Patients and Providers Find Value
… requiring repeated close contact with healthcare providers within a patients' care team. Much of the research on arthritis has focused on the treatment efficacy of arthritis medications. While the gains in treatments designed to reduce pain are significant, there remains little research to …
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The development and piloting of a discrete choice experiment to measure the support preferences of people with chronic respiratory diseases in Ireland
… in Ireland, there is a need to ensure that patient preferences are considered. Aim: to examine the SMS preferences of people with asthma and/or COPD in Ireland through the development and piloting of a discrete choice experiment (DCE). Methods: Early work in the thesis identified and …
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African American Parents' Experiences in Their Children's Health Care Encounters
… of health and other factors, such as health care relationships. A review of the literature revealed a gap in understanding of African Americans’ perceptions of care; and a gap in understanding of dimensions of relationship-centered care between African American patients and health care providers. …
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