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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Public and patient involvement"”.
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At the heart of everything we do: a case study of public/patient participation in hospital governance
… countries, providing essential medical services and leading the development of increasingly complex interventions. From a public policy perspective, ensuring that hospitals are well-managed and meet the needs of their patients is of indisputable importance, both for patients (particularly under …
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Exploring Factors Associated with Regret Following Cancer Treatment
Following a diagnosis of cancer, patients are often faced with important medical decisions regarding their treatment. This decision-making process can be difficult as patients may not receive sufficient information about their options or may struggle to interpret the information they do receive. An …
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Development of a Mobile Health-tracking System for Longitudinal Clinical Assessment of People with Impairments in Brain Functioning
… complex needs that affect their quality of life and wellbeing. Clinical assessment in such circumstances would be enhanced if there was a convenient and non-invasive method to collect, integrate, and analyse various health-related measures over time. I propose a novel system that combines …
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An exploration into young patients’ (≤ 50 years) expectations following primary total hip arthroplasty; An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis study.
Title: YOUNG HIP: An exploration into young patients’ (<50 years) expectations following primary total hip arthroplasty: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis study. Introduction. Total hip replacements (THR) are common operations performed in orthopaedics. Though initially developed to …
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Identifying Patient Engagement Practices in Epilepsy Research: A Systematic Review
Background: Patient engagement (PE) in research aims to enhance the relevance and applicability of scientific findings by addressing the needs and concerns of people with lived experience (PWLE) of a health condition. Although the importance of PE is increasingly being recognized for improving …
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Biomechanical Effects of Manual Therapy in Patients with Acute Non-specific Low Back Pain – A Feasibility Study.
… factors are thought to contribute to pain and dysfunction. Manual therapy is a commonly sought treatment for NSLBP and has been demonstrated to be effective in reducing pain and disability, however, some patients respond to manual therapy and others do not. This study aimed to explore the …