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Conditions for Patient Participation and Non-Participation in Health Care
Nursing Ethics, 2006This study explored patients' experiences of participation and non-participation in their health care. A questionnaire-based survey method was used. Content analysis showed that conditions for patient participation occurred when information was provided not by using standard procedures but based on individual needs and accompanied by explanations ...
Ann Catrine Eldh, Margareta Ehnfors
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Patient participation in decision-making
Social Science and Medicine, 1998We review the research both for and against patient participation in decision-making and conclude that (a) patients want to be informed of treatment alternatives, (b) they, in general, want to be involved in treatment decisions when more than one treatment alternative exists, and (c) the benefits of participation have not yet been clearly demonstrated ...
Edward Guadagnoli, E Guadagnoli
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The patient as an active participant
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 1980s of interest to endoscopists '.!... ~ ; Rudolph Schindler, pioneer endoscopist GORDON ME, KIRSNER)B Gastroenterology 77:354-361, 1979 This brief review of Schindler's life, both personal and professional, should be required reading for the new generation of endoscopists. Schindler was a meticulous, thorough observer of the gastric mucosa and published
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Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 2010
This study analyses patient questions in prenatal genetic counselling (PGC) in a Hong Kong hospital. The focus is on the kinds of questions asked by the patients and the sequential environments in which the questions are asked. The ten patients in the study are pregnant women at or above 38 years of age, four local Cantonese-speaking Chinese, and six ...
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This study analyses patient questions in prenatal genetic counselling (PGC) in a Hong Kong hospital. The focus is on the kinds of questions asked by the patients and the sequential environments in which the questions are asked. The ten patients in the study are pregnant women at or above 38 years of age, four local Cantonese-speaking Chinese, and six ...
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Patient Centricity and Participation
"It is a truth universally acknowledged by policy makers, researchers and research funding bodies that patients and the public should be 'involved' in research, though there are different perspectives on what such involvement should look like and why it should happen"[Greenhalgh et al., 2019]. 1 The survey of Greenhalgh et al.Baas, Stef +2 more
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