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Empowerment of Patients in the Process of Rehabilitation
Peritoneal Dialysis International: Journal of the International Society for Peritoneal Dialysis, 2007The management and appropriate treatment of peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients is an ongoing challenge in current health care. We believe that health education—consisting of knowledge, skills, and self-awareness—is a useful mechanism for patient empowerment. Patients should have an awareness of their disease, and as health care providers, PD nurses have
Lan, Wang +3 more
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Comparison of Patient Empowerment Frameworks
2015 International Conference on Healthcare Informatics, 2015Frameworks offer opportunities for better understanding of the efficacy of patient empowerment. However, some of these frameworks appear to be constituted in different ways by professional body involved in healthcare and research. Through review of existing frameworks and an articulation of patient demands, weaknesses in current structures to support ...
Aisha Umar Akeel, Darren Mundy
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Elements of Empowerment and MS Patients
Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 1998Elements of empowerment are: cognitive, experiential, ethical, social, biophysiological, functional and economic. Empirical data from 64 Finnish multiple sclerosis patients were collected. Based on the data, the social element is the most dominating element of empowerment.
H, Leino-Kilpi, E, Luoto, J, Katajisto
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Patient preference elicitation empowerment
Proceedings of the 2010 ICSE Workshop on Software Engineering in Health Care, 2010The elicitation of patient preferences has become very prominent in healthcare, along with the increasing degree of participation by patients in their own treatment decision making. Although some conventional patient preference elicitation techniques exist, their outcomes are error prone and unreliable.
Mandana Omidbakhsh +2 more
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Understanding the conflicts of patient empowerment
Nursing Standard, 1996In line with the emphasis placed by nursing development units on critical scrutiny and practice evaluation, the authors review the patient empowerment nursing literature to identify its practical implications for their clinical area and staff. This article presents some early conclusions arising out of this process and highlights the conflicts which ...
M, Elliott, A, Turrell
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Sowing the SEED for Patient Empowerment
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2017Ubel and colleagues' research (Ubel, Scherr, and Fagerlin 2017) shows that despite the emphasis on patient autonomy in Western bioethics and healthcare delivery, the current practice of medical dec...
Anita Ho, Kim Jameson, Arnold Eiser
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Patient Empowerment and Involvement in Research
2017Patients with rare diseases often face difficulties in clinical care due to the low prevalence of their diseases and the resulting healthcare professionals' lack of expertise. Valid and standardized guidelines for clinical management are also lacking due to the scarcity of research and the variability of the clinical expressivity within each disease ...
Lilisbeth, Perestelo-Pérez +7 more
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Measuring Patient Empowerment – A Systematic Review
Patient Education and Counseling, 2020Arja Pekonen, Minna Stolt
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Innovations in Research and Clinical Care Using Patient-Generated Health Data
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2020Brian D. Gonzalez +2 more
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medizin://dokumentation/informatik/informationsmanagement, 2002
Hans-Bernd Bludau +2 more
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