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Showing 1 to 20 of 56 for “"patient engagement"”.
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Patient Engagement in Transitional Care
… to reduce hospital re-admissions of high-risk patients by supporting patient motivation and engagement in the Transitional Care Program by May 2015. Over a four-month period, data was collected through ten client visits, interviews with two public health nurses, information available about the …
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Staff Perceptions of Patient Engagement
… has highlighted the importance of involving patients in matters of service structure and delivery. One area of significance that has emerged for patients living in different types of staffed accommodation (forensic, psychiatric in-patient and community learning disability residences) has been …
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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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Healthcare technology, patient engagement and adherence : systems and business opportunity analysis
… are the main drivers that are effecting changes. Patient compliance with medication and technology enabled wellness and engagement programs play an important role in ensuring the cost and quality of care is reduced. In a recent study, the overall cost of poor medication adherence, measured in …
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Improving Patient Engagement Through Nurse-Led Blood Pressure Education and Interdisciplinary Collaboration
<p>The purpose of this project is to increase patient engagement and self-efficacy through patient-centered blood pressure education and interdisciplinary collaboration. By January 2017, 95% of outpatient registered nurses will develop efficient communication and interdisciplinary collaboration …
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Engagement with Cardiac Rehabilitation: A mixed-methods investigation into factors that influence patient engagement in Wales
… proven benefits, a considerable proportion of patients do not attend cardiac rehabilitation. This thesis aims to investigate the reasons as to why patients do not pursue cardiac rehabilitation in Wales. I also wish to find viable solutions to enhance CR engagement in …
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Understanding patient engagement: exploring factors around utilisation of screening and surveillance services in individuals with or at risk of rare endocrine syndromes
… period and examine the relationship between patient demographic characteristics and attendance. Study 2 examined the experience of attending appointments through in-depth interviews with 12 participants. Study 3 was designed to enhance engagement with initial screening through the …
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The Moderating Role of Patient-Centered Culturally Sensitive Health Care on the Relationship Between Health Self-Efficacy and Patient Engagement Among Black American Adults
… present study examined the moderating role of patient-centered culturally sensitive health care (PC-CSHC) on the relationship between health self-efficacy (HSE) and patient engagement (PE) among Black American adults. A sample of 198 Black American adults participated in this study, which …
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Organizational Barriers to and Facilitators of Patient Engagement Processes For Persons Living With Hiv/Aids: A Case Study Analaysis of An Oral Health Services Program
… that facilitate or prevent continuous patient engagement in oral health services.</p> <p>DISS_para>The health services program that was evaluated in this study utilized a fully staffed mobile dental unit to provide services to PLWHA at a primary medical service organization in South …
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Exploring patient-related contextual factors and personal reflections about patient engagement in the Managing Cancer and Living Meaningfully (CALM) intervention: A mixed methods study among adults with advanced cancer in Southern Alberta
… of CALM therapy; less is known about the patient-specific factors that influence initiation and continuation of CALM sessions. Objective: This study aimed to enhance our understanding of the impacts of patient-specific factors, referral routes, and timing of referral on engagement in CALM …
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Patient Portal Use in a Community Medical Group: A Healthcare Improvement Project
… access for consumers as a way to improve patient engagement. As described by the act, meaningful use of a tethered personal health record called a patient portal was theorized to improve patient engagement and result in improved clinical outcomes, reduced cost and increased patient …
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Co-designing the Assessment of Multimedia Resources to Assist Guardian Understanding of Surgical Consent Prior to Spinal Surgery in Pediatric Patients - a Quasi-Experimental Study
… shows that traditional methods of informing patients and guardians may not provide enough understanding of all risk, benefits and expectations associated with scoliosis surgery in pediatric patients. Scoliosis is the most common spinal disorder in pediatric patients. Treatment depends on …
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The Nexus of Social Media Marketing Activities and Content on Visiting Intentions in the Jordanian Healthcare Sector: A Mixed-Method Approach
… and content shared by physicians’ in influencing patients’ intentions to visit clinics and healthcare facilities in Jordanian, through a sequential mixed-method approach placed within the Stimulus-Organism-Response (SOR) framework. This approach used to explore the motivations, and strategies …
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Gamification for activation motivation and engagement
… shown that physiotherapy outcome is dependent on patient engagement. Patient's engagement and motivation plays an important role in determining the outcome of therapy and it is estimated that up to 65% of patients are either non or partially adherent to their rehabilitation program. Objectives …
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THE EXPERIENCE OF CANCER PAIN: DEVELOPING INTEGRATED SUPPORT SYSTEMS FOR BREAST CANCER PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN INFORMED BY PATIENT AND CAREGIVER INSIGHTS
… affects the quality of life (QoL) of cancer patients and their informal caregivers, necessitating a multidimensional approach to address its complexities. This doctoral thesis synthesizes findings from four years of research, focusing on cancer-related CP, particularly in breast cancer …
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DNP project : increasing patient portal engagement to promote disease self-management in a rural health clinic
… contribute to poor disease control. Electronic patient portals have demonstrated potential to improve patient engagement, self-management, and health outcomes; however, utilization remains low in rural healthcare settings. Purpose: The purpose of this quality improvement project was to increase …
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Correlates of adolescent fore setting:: Examining the role of fire interest, attentional bias, impulsivity and empathy.
… managing co-‐morbidity, and improving patient engagement. Referrer satisfaction may be improved by addressing these aspects of the service, which are outlined and were fed back to the clinic staff.
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Hospital Fall Prevention Using Interactive Patient Care Technology
The impact of patient engagement in hospital fall prevention using interactive patient care technology is not known. The purpose of this investigation was to examine the engagement of hospitalized patients in a computer-based, interactive patient care fall prevention pathway, comprised of a …
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Employee wellness coaching as an interpersonal communication intervention: exploring intervention effects on healthcare costs, risks, and behaviors
… which is mediated by increased indicators of patient engagement. Results suggest that initial healthcare costs associated with improved patient engagement with healthcare providers decreases over time. These results are consistent with other research on wellness interventions that find that …
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A study of awareness and utilisation of online clinical resources by practice nurses in general practice in Canterbury
… and assist their roles, not detract from patient engagement and the delivery of care.
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