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Developing a patient reported experience measure (PREM) in secondary breast cancer (SBC) [PDF]
C. Farrell +5 more
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Measuring experience and outcomes in patients reporting sexual violence who attend a healthcare setting: a systematic review [PDF]
Caswell, Rachel J. +2 more
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Background: To implement recovery-oriented practice, it is important to have instruments capable of evaluating such practice. A number of different questionnaires have been developed in recent years which measure recovery orientation in mental health ...
Josè Antonio Garrido-Cervera +3 more
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Introduction Patient-reported experience measures (PREMs) capture patients’ healthcare journey experiences. No validated PREMs are specific to vascular surgery patients.
David C Bosanquet +4 more
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Piloting a PREMs and PROMs longitudinal survey on the integration of healthcare services for patients living with hepatitis C in Tuscany region: study protocol [PDF]
Introduction: Patient-reported measures are an invaluable resource for health systems to improve the quality of healthcare services. Patients with hepatitis C virus (HCV) are an under-represented group within the stream of literature on collecting and ...
Ceccarelli, Luca +4 more
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Patient experiences are commonly assessed through patient reported experience measures (PREMs). Ambulatory care models extend traditional care into the patients’ home, meaning that a triangle of health care professionals, patients, and their families ...
Melanie Knufinke-Meyfroyt +4 more
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Effects of interdisciplinary teamwork on patient-reported experience of cancer care [PDF]
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Consumer co-creation in health: innovating in Primary Health Networks [PDF]
This Evidence Brief from the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association’s (AHHA) Deeble Institute for Health Policy Research and Consumers Health Forum of Australia (CHF) provides recommendations for health service providers including hospitals and ...
Rebecca Randall
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Business Intelligence (BI) is a widely known technology that is used to facilitate decision-making processes in many organizations. BI is a collection of decision support technologies that provides information and knowledge from a variety of sources, analyzes them, and presents them in a user-friendly fashion.
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The Conundrum of Measuring Children’s Primary Health Care [PDF]
Corso, Barbara +9 more
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