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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Patient partner compensation in research and health care: the patient perspective on why and how
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Culture & Leadership
Patient partnership in quality improvement of healthcare services: Patients’ inputs and challenges faced
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Patient perception of telephone follow-up after resection for colorectal cancer: Is it time for an alternative to the out-patient clinic?
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Culture & Leadership
Patient perceptions of an AIDET and hourly rounding program in a community hospital: Results of a qualitative study
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Patient Perspective on Health Care Utilization at Two Free Clinics – A Qualitative Study
Millions of uninsured Americans access health care through free clinics, but their experience with the medical system is understudied. This study sought to understand patterns in free clinic patients’ experience with healthcare utilization through qualitative and descriptive analyses. Data were collected through face-to-face, open-ended interviews at two free clinics in an urban Florida community. The
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Patient Perspectives on Implementing a Person-centered Care System: Experiences from the U.S. Veterans Health Administration’s Whole Health System of Care
Objectives. Replacing the disease-centered, paternalistic approach in healthcare with a person-centered model has become a widely recognized imperative. However, patients’ perspectives on and experiences with real-life efforts to implement this approach to care are rarely studied. We examined this issue at a health system with a prominent record of commitment to implementing person-centered care on
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Culture & Leadership
Patient perspectives on quality family planning services in underserved areas
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Patient perspectives: Four pillars of professionalism
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Policy & Measurement
Patient reported experience in a radiation oncology department
Understanding patient experience is essential to providing high quality, person-centered care. A real-time baseline cross-sectional study was completed to identify gaps in patient experience that can be targeted for quality improvement (QI). This study is part of PROSE (Person-centered Radiation Oncology Service Enhancement), a QI initiative developed to improve patient experience at a tertiary cancer
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Patient reported experience of inpatient rehabilitation in Australia
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Quality & Clinical Excellence
Patient Safety Culture Among Healthcare Settings in Low and Middle-Income Countries: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Ensuring patient safety is a crucial element in providing high-quality healthcare services. Therefore, this study aimed to assess the current state of patient safety culture in healthcare settings within low- and middle-income countries. A thorough search was conducted across multiple databases, including Science Direct, Scopus, Google Scholar, EMBASE, and PubMed. Data extraction was carried out
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Environment & Hospitality
Patient safety: just ask. Patients as reporters of real-time safety data; a pilot project to improve patient safety in secondary care
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Policy & Measurement
Patient satisfaction reported by in-visit and after-visit surveys
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Policy & Measurement
Patient satisfaction while enrolled in clinical trials: A literature review
Patient satisfaction surveys may not adequately reflect organizations that conduct research in patients who enroll in clinical trials. The purpose of this systematic literature review was to summarize the current state of knowledge of patient satisfaction while enrolled in clinical trials utilizing a widely used, validated patient satisfaction instrument. A comprehensive literature search was conducted
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Quality & Clinical Excellence
Patient Similarity Analysis and Decision Support Dashboards in Cancer Care: Patients’ and Other Stakeholders’ Perspectives.
Patient Similarity Analysis can be used to develop personalised aids for patients and clinicians making complex healthcare decisions, including those encountered in the oncology domain. However, little is known about patients’ views on how insights derived through Patient Similarity Analysis may be incorporated into decision making at the point of care. In this study, we
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Patient Family & Community Engagement
Patient-centered care frameworks, models and approaches: An environmental scan
Although the definition of patient-centered care (PCC) remains unclear, researchers and healthcare professionals describe the concept as treating the patient as a unique human being with consideration for their physical and psychosocial needs and emphasize the importance of shared-decision making between patients and healthcare professionals. However, discussion around the connection and overlap between PCC and
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