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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"patient trust"”.
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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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Development, Safety, and Patient Trust of Autonomous Robotic Medical Ultrasound Diagnostics
… consistently within safe force thresholds and be trusted by patients to do so. First, this thesis addresses the development of a method to develop and perform trajectories consistently on phantom (physically simulated) human arm tissue. This work showed the efficacy of the system to collect, …
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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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Trust in the Nurse and Perceived Quality Nursing Care by Adult Oncology Patients with Implantable Vascular Access Port Devices: A Mixed Methods Study
… an understanding of nurse behaviors that promote trust and quality nursing care as perceived by oncology patients with totally implantable vascular access devices (TIVAD).</p> <p><strong>Methods:</strong> An explanatory sequential mixed-method design was used to answer the study questions. This …
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Development of thermostable affinity reagents for low-cost, paper-based medical diagnostics
… for the capture of disease biomarkers from patient samples. However, these antibodies are expensive to produce and structurally complex, and are prone to thermal denaturation. In contexts where continuous cold chain storage may be infeasible, the resulting loss in binding activity can …
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The Impact of Culture and Language on Internal Communication and Patient Care in Small to Medium-Sized Black Immigrant-Owned Healthcare Practices in Texas.
… in Texas affects internal communication and patient care. Through semi-structured interviews with nine clinical and administrative leaders in Dallas and Houston, five themes emerged: culturally competent leadership, intentional communication structures, language and interpretation practices, …
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Trust and gender in patient-practitioner relationships
This research investigates the phenomenon of patient trust in primary health care providers. Using the qualitative methodology of Memory Work, this research draws largely on social constructionism to understand gendered 'lived' experiences of trust within the patient-practitioner relationship. The …
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The impact of education on healthcare provider's confidence and competence in LGBTQIA+ patient care
… report feeling underprepared to care for patients who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, asexual, and other identities (LGBTQIA+). The limited inclusion of LGBTQIA+ content in nursing curricula contributes to ongoing disparities, including …
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Affirming Expectations: African American Men's Perceptions Of Trust In Physicians
… <p>AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN’S PERCEPTIONS OF TRUST IN PHYSICIANS</p> <p>by</p> <p>RONDRELL TAYVAN TAYLOR</p> <p>August 2015</p> <p>Advisor: Dr. R. Khari Brown</p> <p>Major: Sociology (Medical)</p> <p>Degree: Doctor of Philosophy</p> <p>Trust is the foundation of the doctor-patient …
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Perceptions of culturally competent practice behaviour by newly qualified nurses
… to deliver care to an increasingly diverse patient population in the United Kingdom (UK). The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) expects newly qualified nurses (NQNs) to deliver culturally sensitive and respectful care. Aim: The study aimed to explore NQNs’ perceptions of culturally …
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Pregnant Black/African Americans' Experiences In Prenatal Genetic Counseling
<p>Pregnant Black/African American patients have faced systematic racism in the U.S. healthcare system embodied in the high maternal morbidity and mortality rates. Patients have the desire to feel heard and connected with their healthcare providers. Prenatal genetic counselors are not only trained …
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Health systems in the news: The influence of media representations on health system functioning in the Western Cape health system
… contribute to a lack of both health worker and patient trust in the health system with a host of undesirable repercussions, such as low health worker morale, health workers failing to speak up for patients, or poor quality of care. The study recommends capacity building of a diversity of people …
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The role of gender in patient-provider trust for tuberculosis treatment
… sought to explore and deepen insight into how trust is built and experienced between patients and healthcare providers for TB treatment in primary care settings from a gender perspective. Methods: The research was located in three local government-managed clinics in the City of Cape Town's …