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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"professional-patient relations"”.
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Searching for the 'Good' in Physiotherapist Practice: Toward an Ethic of Care
… profound implications that may inform professional priorities including education curricula, professional practices, competency profiles, and patient interactions. The research purpose was to examine perceptions of what constitutes a ‘good’ physiotherapist. This dissertation includes …
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Are Vicarious Traumatization Symptoms Present in Physicians?
<p>Research has shown that professionals who serve trauma victims often suffer PTSD symptoms transferred to them through vicarious exposure. This study focused on determining if physicians, a previously unexamined population, experience vicarious traumatization also. Twenty-two male and 15 female …
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder-like Symptomatology in Pediatric Intensivists
<p>Helping professionals, such as social workers, emergency first responders and medical personnel are susceptible to traumatic stress reactions through indirect exposure to trauma via the traumatized population whom they serve. This phenomenon, known as secondary traumatic stress (STS), mimicking …
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Client/Therapist Feedback and the Role of the Alliance on Psychotherapy Outcomes
<p>Through a system of patient-focused outcomes research which has employed a quality assurance system for tracking client progress in therapy, there has been consistent evidence that utilizing the system to identify those who are not responding to treatment and warning their therapist about the …
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Relationship among Psychotherapy Measurements: Predictors of ORS and OQ-45 Scores
… and third hypotheses. Due to the non-significant relationship between OQ-45 and ORS scores, our first hypothesis, which stated that scores on the OQ-45 and the ORS change at the same rate over time, was not supported, p > .05. We conducted a simple linear regression for our second and third …
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Simpatia and Negative Interpersonal Emotions in Continuity of Health Care
… continuity of care has positive outcomes for patients. Continuous care has been shown to have positive outcomes for the patient, including increased patient satisfaction, decreased hospitalizations, decreased emergency department visits, and improved receipt of preventive services. Guided by …
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Ethical Decision-Making Regarding Multiple Relationships Between Therapist and Client
… faced with the potential of a nonsexual multiple relationship with a client. This new model was founded on the conceptual framework proposed by Street, Douglas, Geiger, & Martinko (2001) and integrated the components of the decision-making process and the individual and situational factors …