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Feasibility and Acceptability of a Narrative Medicine Intervention in a Burn Center

Journal of Burn Care and Research
Abstract Psychosocialsequelae from burn injuries may be significant for both patients and caregivers, affecting functional recovery. Narrative medicine, one aspect of medical humanities, uses guided reading, discussion, and writing to allow persons to feel seen and heard, and to reflect and express themselves.
Daniel H Grossoehme, Richard Lou, Gwendolyn Richner   +2 more
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Frequency of use and acceptability of clinical prediction rules for pulmonary embolism among Swiss general internal medicine residents [PDF]

Thrombosis Research, 2017
INTRODUCTION: Whether clinical prediction rules for pulmonary embolism are accepted and used among general internal medicine residents remains uncertain.
A Limacher, J H Beer, D Genne
exaly   +3 more sources

Perceptions, preferences and acceptability of patient designed 3D printed medicine by polypharmacy patients: a pilot study [PDF]

International Journal of Clinical Pharmacy, 2019
Background 3D-printing, compared to conventional medicine manufacturing technologies, is a versatile and highly modifiable technique that has the flexibility to produce medicine that meet patients' specific requirements such as individualized dosing, but
Natalja Genina, Susanne Kaae, Sofia Kälvemark Sporrong   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

Medicine acceptability for older people in hospital and care home: the influence of setting [PDF]

International Journal of Pharmacy Practice, 2022
OBJECTIVE: Medicines acceptability is likely to have a significant impact on older people's adherence and, consequently, treatment effectiveness. The objective was to explore the influence of setting on medicines acceptability in older people. METHODS: A
Yogini Jani, Fang Liu, Mine Orlu
exaly   +2 more sources

The Growing Acceptance of Complementary and Alternative Medicine

The Health Care Manager, 2002
Alternative and complementary medicine is becoming more popular among consumers and prescribed more by health care professionals. Alternative medicine can be traced back thousands of years, however, it wasn't introduced to the United States until the early 1900s.
Carrie, Bodane, Kenneth, Brownson
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Acceptability of genitourinary medicine services in Middlesbrough, England

International Journal of STD and AIDS, 1997
exaly   +3 more sources

A Decision Support Tool Facilitating Medicine Design for Optimal Acceptability in The Older Population [PDF]

Pharmaceutical Research, 2018
International audiencePurposeMedicine acceptability, which is of the utmost importance for vulnerable patients’ adherence, is driven by both user and product characteristics.
Thibault Vallet, Vanessa Bloch, Sylvie Meaume   +2 more
exaly   +2 more sources

The Acceptance of Medicinal Marijuana in the U.S.

Journal of Cannabis Therapeutics, 2003
ABSTRACT Medical use of cannabis has become increasingly widespread due to state laws sanctioning its use. The extent of use was estimated by surveying official patient registries, private patients' groups, and physicians specializing in cannabis medicine.
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Consumers' acceptance of medicinal herbs: An application of the technology acceptance model (TAM)

Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2017
The shift in consumers' preferences from synthetic to 'natural' products has led to a resurgence of interest in medicinal plants, particularly in developing countries. However, research data about consumers' preferences for particular products is hard to find.The main objective of this study was to contribute to the general understanding of consumers ...
Nargesh Khatun, Jokar, Seyyed Ali, Noorhosseini, Mohammad Sadegh, Allahyari, Christos A, Damalas   +3 more
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Parents acceptance of sugar-free medicines

Journal of the Institute of Health Education, 1993
AbstractPharmacists are developing an increasingly important role in patient counselling. In response to this dentists have been encouraging pharmicists to recommend sugar-free medicines in preference to those which contain sugar. The purpose of this study was to determine if parents would give their young children a sugar-free medicine if it was ...
Clare Appleby, lain C. Mackie
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