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Patient preferences and the bedside manner
Medical Education, 1982Summary An interview training model was tested and students' performances compared with patients' preferences and ratings of the students. The model was found to have some effect in improving performance. Students who were rated high in their interviewing skills tended to be rated highly by patients.
J A, Thompson, J L, Anderson
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Patients’ preferences for dentists’ behaviors
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1985Unlike previous studies that examined specialized populations or were completed some years ago, this survey collected information from a cross-section of patients who were currently receiving various kinds of dental treatment. Although the study disclosed that patients' preferences and perceptions of dentists' performance might vary within and between ...
J A, Rankin, M B, Harris
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2019
This chapter describes the complex and sometimes contradictory nature of race and gender preferences among middle-class Black women. First, the author presents a case study of Tammy, a focus group respondent whose great-grandfather was involved in the Tuskegee Syphilis Study.
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This chapter describes the complex and sometimes contradictory nature of race and gender preferences among middle-class Black women. First, the author presents a case study of Tammy, a focus group respondent whose great-grandfather was involved in the Tuskegee Syphilis Study.
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Patient preference for route of diclofenac
Injury, 1998The purpose of this study was to investigate whether patients attending an A&E department would prefer injection or suppository diclofenac as analgesia if oral medication was contraindicated. Patients presenting to the 'walking wounded' side were asked to fill in a questionnaire indicating their preference.
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Preference assessment in patients with asthma
Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research, 2002Preference measurement is an important concept in health economics. The theory provides a common outcome measure that can be compared across diseases. Instruments used to measure preference, such as the standard gamble, time trade-off, visual analog scale and multiattribute health state classification systems, have been used in asthma studies. However,
Todd A, Lee, Kevin B, Weiss
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A Call for a Patient Preference Predictor
Critical Care Medicine, 2021OBJECTIVES: When patients lose the capacity to make their own decisions, current practice relies on their family and loved ones to try to identify the treatment course the patient would have chosen for themselves. The fact that this approach has remained essentially unchanged for over 40 years raises the question of whether it ...
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Patient Preferences and Health Disparities
JAMA, 2001Preference-based care is transforming the patient-clinician relationship. In a traditional management model physicians make treatment decisions, while in the preference-based paradigm patients choose the treatments that best conform to their values.
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Patient Preferences for Stroke Rehabilitation
Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, 2010Early aggressive rehabilitation therapies maximize functional recovery. We examined patient-reported preferences for their initial rehabilitation therapy setting during their acute stroke hospitalization and whether there was an association between their preferences and their actual discharge destination.Eligible stroke patients were surveyed during ...
Patricia, Gregory +4 more
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Students prefer cheerful patients
Nursing Standard, 1987Nursing students prefer caring for patients who are cheerful and communicative, according to new research in the United States.
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Patient preferences in coronary revascularization
American Heart Journal, 1999This study was performed to assess patient preferences for consequences of 3 coronary revascularization procedures: angioplasty, conventional coronary bypass surgery, and minimally invasive coronary bypass surgery.A nationwide sample of 3 types of respondents was recruited: respondents with no heart disease (n = 89), respondents with heart disease who ...
J, Hornberger +3 more
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