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Showing 1 to 20 of 551 for “"clinician"”.
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Clinician judgement of intellectual function
… only one study has examined the methods used by clinicians to estimate IQ. In this thesis experienced and novice neuropsychologists' estimation of intellectual function were compared to objective IQ data and a number of actuarial methods. A survey of methods for estimating premorbid IQ used by …
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Family Involvement, Clinician Beliefs and Child Psychiatric Rehospitalization
… context of parent professional collaboration, clinician beliefs and family involvement have been indicated as important aspects of treatment among children and youth. To better understand how clinician beliefs and family involvement in treatment influence psychiatric rehospitalization, a …
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A decision analytic approach to Web-based clinician training
… analysis. The source of uncertainty is the clinician's strategy, or sequence of decisions. Given the user's decision, the appropriate system response is assumed to be uncertain a priori. The proposed model requires the application to conduct an internal analysis, and then condition the …
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Client-Clinician Texting: An Expansion of the Clinical Holding Environment
… to the use of texting between clients and clinicians. Regardless of a clinician’s individual preference for using texting, cultural paradigm shifts in communication and interpersonal expectations will require incorporation of texting technology to meet client demands. This two-part …
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Clinician Decision Support Dashboard: Extracting value from Electronic Medical Records
… the EMRs of other patients. The aim of the Clinician Decision Support (CDS) Dashboard is to provide interactive, automated, actionable EMR text-mining tools that help improve both the patient and clinical care staff experience. The CDS Dashboard, in a secure network, helps physicians find …
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Nurse Clinician Leadership Development in One of Canada’s Largest Tertiary Hospitals
… the leadership development needs of nurse clinicians at one of Canada’s largest tertiary hospitals. Through virtual one-on-one interviews and an online survey, the findings revealed nurse clinicians want to participate in leadership development opportunities and contribute their input and …
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Clinician measurement of spectacle prescription changes and patient tolerance to them
… ii) the methods of refraction used by clinicians and iii) part-refracting as a special case of part-prescribing. Finally, the typical cylinder changes prescribed in patients’ refractive history are examined. Results. 2.3% of eye examinations resulted in rechecks. Cylinders were …
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Adoption of healthcare information technology and the impact on clinician behavior
It is widely believed that healthcare information technology (health IT) can improve care and lower costs. However, the pattern and uptake of beneficial features of health IT is poorly understood, and is an important part of realizing the full benefits of health IT. This thesis examines the factors …
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Family and Clinician Effects on Costs of Psychiatric Emergency Services Dispositions
… those outcomes. The sample of 306 clients and 33 clinicians was drawn from the records of a mobile PES unit serving a rural area. A regression-based, quantitative methodology, Hierarchical Linear Modeling (HLM), was employed to explore associations between restrictiveness and client risk and …
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Client and clinician experiences of eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy
… systematic review aimed to provide insight into clinicians’ views and experiences of EMDR. Eight electronic databases [PsychINFO, PUBMED, CINAHL, SCOPUS, Web of Science, EMBASE, Applied Social Sciences Index] and grey literature [ProQuest and Google Scholar] were searched systematically from …
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Checklist of cognitive contributions to diagnostic errors: a tool for clinician-educators
Background: Experienced clinician educators readily identify trainees with diagnostic reasoning difficulties but often lack training to diagnose and remediate errors. Taxonomies of cognitive causes of diagnostic errors can inform remediation, but clinician educators need simple tools to identify, …
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The experiences of hospice patients and the music therapy clinician in hospice care
… of hospice patients and music therapy clinician in end of life care. Three total participants were included in this study, two hospice patients and the music therapy clinician. Interventions included singing familiar songs, music for relaxation and Music and Imagery, an adaptation of …
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Patient and Clinician Perspectives on Patient Portal Use in the Mental Health Context
… and may also include features such as patient-clinician messaging, prescription renewal, and educational resources. There is evidence that portals support patient empowerment, therapeutic communication, adherence to treatment, and satisfaction with care. Nonetheless, patient portals are …
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Let’s Talk About Sex: Examining Clinical Training, Attitudes, and Clinician SelfAwareness Around Sexuality
… not offer them at all. Some studies have shown clinicians on internship (i.e., no longer taking courses) who have had training and experience with discussing sex and sexuality with clients under supportive supervision feel more comfortable and confident focusing on sex and sexuality. Clinicians …
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The Influence of Facial Parameters on Orthognathic Patient, Layperson and Clinician Perceived Attractiveness
… random order to 89 observers (74 laypeople; 15 clinicians), who ranked the images from most to least attractive.<br/>Part 2 (chapters 4-8): Assessing the influence of lower facial parameters on perceived attractiveness.<br/>Idealized facial images were created. Specific parameters were …
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Supervisors Use of Direct/indirect Verbal Conference Style and Alteration of Clinician Behavior
… setting and the subsequent alteration of clinician behavior in the therapy session. A naturalistic observation methodology was used to observe college/university supervisors conferencing with student clinicians. Ten supervisors and 31 students served as subjects.
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Interactive applications and rhetorical devices for guiding parent-clinician communication through data visualizations
Effective communication between clinicians and parents of young children can decrease parents' anxiety and discomfort, help them handle bad news and uncertainty, and improve their adherence to proposed interventions. Parent-clinician communication further has the potential to facilitate …
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