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Showing 1 to 20 of 546 for “"healthcare providers"”.
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Experiences of people with aphasia communicating with healthcare providers
… their PCPs’ perspectives on communicating with healthcare providers (HCPs). Findings indicated that there are attributes of HCP interactions which contribute to patient-perceived success, such as collaboration with PCPs, and aphasia knowledge. These attributes were also associated with …
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Student Healthcare Providers' Illness Narratives: Impact on Family-Focused Care
… 30 students training for three areas of healthcare: medicine, nursing, and medical family therapy (MedFT). Through grounded theory analysis of these interviews, we looked to understand how these providers connected their own experiences with illness to their clinical work, particularly in …
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How to enhance communication among healthcare providers and improve patient safety
… adverse events that occur in the process of healthcare delivery, which result in disability, death, or prolong treatments. The results of reporting are available to the public on the Health Quality website, providing transparency for the public and accountability for Advanced Healthcare …
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Impact of Recent Abortion Legislation On Patient Trust In Healthcare Providers
… 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 a loss of the patient-physician …
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Young Adult Cancer Survivors' Experiences of Connectedness with Their Healthcare Providers
… healthy lifestyle behaviors. Connectedness with healthcare providers is a potential protective factor that may diminish risk-taking behaviors and foster healthcare self-management in adolescents with cancer. However, little is known about connectedness with healthcare providers from adolescents …
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Social Determinants of Health Theory: Policy Entry Points for Healthcare Providers
… thesis examines a shifting paradigm in the U.S. healthcare system that will re-define the role that the healthcare provider plays in the production of health. It does this by first acknowledging two differing economic theories on the production of health: Human Capital Theory and Social …
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LIMITATIONS IN DIVERSIFYING HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS: SEEKING PREDICTORS FOR PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT SUCCESS
… that racism exists and is being sustained in healthcare education and practice (Sullivan, 2004). This study was a quantitative retrospective secondary analysis of de-identified institutional, program, student, and faculty characteristics from all accredited PTA programs in the United States. …
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Establishing A Peer Supported Second Victim Program For Healthcare Providers: Team Heal
<p>Medical errors and adverse events in healthcare resulting in serious patient harm have a substantial impact on patients, families, healthcare providers, and healthcare organizations (Coughlan, Powell and Higgins 2017, Dukhanin et al., 2018). When adverse events occur, the patient and often …
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Mental Healthcare Providers' Personality and Its Relation to Preferences of Client Personality
… on client characteristics and traits, mental healthcare providers seem to demonstrate differing perspectives of clients as a function of both their own and their clients’ personalities. However, no prior literature has considered providers’ pretreatment preferences of clients. The current …
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Implementation of a Migrant Well-Child Health Toolkit for CAWC Healthcare Providers
… The migrant population arrives with unique healthcare needs and is more likely to immigrate with pre-existing health conditions and exposure to traumatic events because of their turbulent migration histories (Seery et al., 2015). Conducting comprehensive well-child assessments on newly …
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The Impact of Individual and Team-Level Variables on Burnout in Healthcare Providers
<p>Burnout among medical providers is a growing issue with effects that start at the provider level and span outward to affect the entire hospital system. The consensus of the literature is that there are multiple categories of factors which lead to the development of burnout including personal …
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Emotion Meaning-Making: Identity, Discourse And Social Interaction Among Arab Immigrant Healthcare Providers
… how a group of Arab immigrant health care providers, involved in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness in one clinic in the United States, assign meaning to emotion. Affectively charged and fluid, often involving conditions of disruption and dislocation, the experience of migration …
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Influencing Change in Healthcare Providers: Communication Strategies for a New Era in Healthcare
… is the key to patient engagement. However, many providers are not able to effectively communicate with patients, in part due to low health literacy. Evidence in the literature supports the use of specific strategies aimed at improving communication with patients. The purpose of this quality …
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Perceptions of Influence and Collaboration amongst Healthcare Providers, Nurses and Allied Health Professionals
… study. An email invitation was sent to healthcare providers, nurses and allied healthcare professionals in a multi-hospital healthcare system in the mid-western United States of America. Willing participants proceeded to the Microsoft Forms survey via an embedded link which was available …
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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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Communicating with Care: Design strategies to empower caregivers to improve interactions with healthcare providers
… otherwise saturated with innovation, the healthcare space seems to neglect these caregivers, with healthcare providers and patients taking precedence. Often playing an integral role in the medical care management of their care recipient, caregivers struggle with short appointment times, …
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The effect of supply chain approaches on profitability in pharmaceutical supply chain of healthcare providers.
Healthcare supply chain is plagued by misalignment, high costs for healthcare providers and heavy dependence on third parties, distributors and manufacturers. In contrast to traditional supply chain models, Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) can be used to gain a competitive advantage through effective …
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The effect of supply chain approaches on profitability in pharmaceutical supply chain of healthcare providers.
Healthcare supply chain is plagued by misalignment, high costs for healthcare providers and heavy dependence on third parties, distributors and manufacturers. In contrast to traditional supply chain models, Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) can be used to gain a competitive advantage through effective …
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Non-Urgent Emergency Department Use: Exploring the Perceptions, Emotions, and Behaviours of Emergency Healthcare Providers
… that could be managed in non-ED settings. ED healthcare providers (HCPs) often describe these visits as non-urgent. While previous research explored non-urgent ED use from the patient perspective, less is known about how HCPs experience and respond to such encounters. This thesis examines ED …
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