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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"patient-physician communication"”.

  1. Investigating the challenges of medical interpreting in the refugee context in Jordan

    … the accuracy of interpretation, the quality of patient-physician communication and the delivery of medical care. Untrained medical interpreters are more likely to develop psychological disorders and make interpretation errors, which may lead to adverse patient outcomes. However, there is lack of …

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  2. Heart-focused Anxiety and Cardiac Treatment Adherence

    … lower blood pressure. Results suggest that patients with more fear-related anxiety are more likely to be non-adherent to recommended treatments. In general, the CAQ subscales were stronger predictors of treatment adherence than general anxiety, indicating that they may be better determinants …

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  3. Family Acculturation and Asthma Outcomes in Latino Children

    … that are protective against asthma while improve patient-physician communication to ensure at-risk populations gain access to necessary asthma management plans.</p>

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  4. Agency And Resistance Strategies Among Black Primary Care Patients

    … has identified marginalized and minority patients as displaying fewer participatory behaviors during the clinical interaction. Using a culture-centered framework, this study examines the process by which patients with a previous history of discrimination employed agency and resistance …

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